According to IGN, Nintendo's $10 Switch 2 mini-game collection - Welcome Journey requires players to have at least $95 worth of accessories to be 100%.However, many fans previously thought the game should have been free.
Switch 2 Welcome Tour was launched with the new console yesterday, and includes a series of mini-game and experience content designed to showcase the new hardware features of the Switch 2.
However, this includes some mini games that feature the Switch 2 camera and the newly added GL/GR buttons that don't appear on the standard Switch 2 Joy-Con handle, but require an additional purchase of a charging grip or a professional handle – these accessories are sold separately of course.
Oh by the way, if you don’t have a 4K TV, you also need to consider buying one.After all, there is also a mini game and a technical demo that must be performed on a 4K-enabled screen, and if you only plan to use the Switch 2 handheld mode, these contents will not be fully experienced.
Fans report that three of these mini games have specific requirements for the device:
A mini game requires a camera
Another one requires a handle with GL/GR buttons
The third mini game and a technical demonstration require a 4K display device
These experiences are available to skip, and the game will even tell you a cheat code to skip these contents to avoid hindering your progress in continuing the game.However, if you use this method to skip levels, you will only get silver medals instead of the highest level gold medal reward in the game - and you also missed the fun of actually playing.That said, if you want to experience everything and get a 100% gold medal reward, you do need to buy these accessories.
Nintendo has previously been criticized for not using Welcome Journey as a built-in game for the console.As an experiential game designed to introduce Nintendo's new hardware and is basically in the form of interactive manuals, "Welcome Journey" was released in bundled with Wii consoles, and was originally very suitable for bundled content as a host.
