[00:01] Experience and we're going to take a look at the Nintendo Switch 2. First, we came in a hall where all the employees were clapping for us. This is where we got the opportunity to play Mario Kart World. We got to play
[00:15] it handheld and both connected to the PC. Of course, I needed to pick the cow. I'm the one to the left here. I encountered some new items and racing, you could also just drive around the whole map because everything is
[00:31] connected to each other. And this is me playing in handheld mode. It felt pretty good in handheld mode. Even though the Switch 2 is bigger, it does feel light as well. So, it doesn't feel very heavy. Then, we came in a new hole and I
[00:45] immediately went for Donkey Kong Bonanza. And in this game, it was basically just smashing a lot of things. So, you had to collect giant bananas, which you need to smash. You could grab the floor, the rocks underneath you to
[01:00] throw them. You could smash everything around you. And basically things were mostly solved by smashing things. Let's say that smashing things was just a huge feature of this game. Then I went to play Mario Party
[01:14] Jumple with the camera. So we use the camera here to do the mini games. I think I was standing a little bit too far from the camera because when I was like smashing the blocks, it didn't grab like all the blocks I was smashing and
[01:28] we lost. That was quite a pain. Here are some Nintendo Switch assistants. I also got to try the new Metroid game. With this one, you use one of the traycons as a mouse to aim with, but you can also grab it up to just use
[01:41] it normally like the other Metroid games on the Switch were. You can see that the So, it does run a lot better on the Switch, too. But overall, it kind of Switch, too. But overall, it kind of felt like a Metroid game, just the same
[01:55] So, if you're a fan of Metroid games, this one is going to be for you. Then, we're going to go back to Mario Kart World because this time I'm going to battle 24 other people. And this is a knockout race. So, basically, every time
[02:10] people will drop out if you don't make it to the finish line quick enough. And I made it to fourth place. So, I beat 20 other people. And lastly, I got to try Nintendo Switch to Welcome Tour. It was me walking around and doing some mini
[02:24] me walking around and doing some mini games, like evading some things with the mouse controls, trying out the Joy-Cons as shakers to feel how the the rumble is inside of them, and doing a game where you have to predict what the FPS is that
[02:38] you're seeing, which is really, really hard. This was my Nintendo Switch 2 experience. Thank you so much, Nintendo, for inviting me. Guys,