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San Francisco Nintendo Store Gets Camper For Switch 2 — Early

Apr 10, 2025 3:30 PM

The Nintendo Store in San Francisco is creating buzz ahead of its grand opening with anticipation surrounding the Nintendo Switch 2 release. YouTuber Super Cafe has taken things to the next level by camping outside the store for nearly two months, hoping to be first in line not just for the store opening on May 15, but also for the Switch 2 launch set for June 5, 2025. This dedication recalls the tradition of gamers camping out for major Nintendo releases. Super Cafe, despite acknowledging his questionable financial decision, embraces his solo camping adventure. The excitement is palpable, but potential campers should consider logistics, as he promises to offer advice on essentials like food and shelter in future updates. For those not inclined to camp, information on pre-orders amidst tariff uncertainties will be crucial.

How long is the wait for the Nintendo Switch 2?

The wait for the Nintendo Switch 2 will officially end on June 5, 2025, with the San Francisco store opening on May 15, 2025, allowing fans to experience the hype leading up to the launch.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is the anticipated successor to the wildly popular Nintendo Switch, which has sold over 100 million units since its 2017 release. The new console is expected to bring enhanced graphics, improved functionality, and a range of exciting new titles, continuing Nintendo's legacy of innovative gaming experiences. The anticipation surrounding its release exemplifies the dedicated fan culture that has characterized Nintendo's console launches for decades.



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