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Couldn't Make Nintendo's Switch Event? Our Photo Gallery Is The Next Best Thing
Nintendo is holding a private Switch event in New York right now, giving attendees a chance to check it out before the new console's March 3 release date. Our own Kyle Hilliard is there, and between hands-on time with the newly revealed games, he's been taking photos of the festivities.
Nintendo has outfitted the event space with a variety of different demo stations designed to look like places you might play the Switch, such as a cafe and airplane cabin. You can see those and more – including plenty of hardware shots – in the gallery below.
And be sure to check out the site today for additional Switch info, such as how the console's upcoming paid online service will work, how long the battery is expected to last, and more about Mario and Zelda.
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