Those who purchased aNintendo Switch 2should check their email, as the company is sending out surveys to learn more about the overall player experience so far. TheSwitch 2has only been out for just over one week, but Nintendo is already eager to hear feedback about its newest hybrid console.
Following the full reveal of the system in April, players were quickly enamored with Nintendo’s new console, eager to see for themselves how the company would improve upon the now-legendary Switch.Pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2didn’t exactly go smoothly, with many retailers struggling to keep up with demand and others suffering technical problems in the midst of the mad rush for countless gamers to secure one of the highly sought-after consoles. Those who did manage to bring one home are now being invited to share more about their experience so far, but this opportunity is only available for a limited time.
As spotted byNintendo Life, Nintendo Switch 2 players throughout Europe, as well as in Australia and New Zealand, are beginning to find surveys about the new console in their email inboxes, though players in other territories should also keep their eyes peeled. The questionnaire gives customers the opportunity to share more about their experience with the hardware so far, and consists of both general gaming questions and more detailed queries, such as what players have enjoyed so far and what they haven’t. The survey is limited, however, so those wanting to praise the number of tracks inMario Kart Worldor complain aboutstick drift on the Nintendo Switch 2should be sure to reply quickly.
Nintendo Switch 2 Players Should Check Their Email for a Survey
Given the amount of hype surrounding the new console, many weren’t surprised to learn that theNintendo Switch 2 had set a new recordfor the company, becoming its fastest-selling console and boasting over 3.5 million units sold in only its first four days. The original Switch sold over 2.7 million units globally in less than one month, and went on to become one of the best-selling home gaming consoles of all time.
While players are largely enjoyingMario Kart World, many are also eager formore first-party Nintendo Switch 2 gamesto hit shelves. The highly anticipated platformerDonkey Kong Bananzawill arrive on the console on July 17, whileKirby Air RidersandMetroid Prime 4: Beyonddon’t have concrete release dates, but are expected to be released sometime in 2025. Additionally,Pokemon Legends: Z-Awill be released for both the Switch and Switch 2 on October 16.
