Nintendo officially unveiled the Nintendo Switch 2 this week, marking another major milestone for the long-established Japanese gaming company.

All along, the Nintendo Museum has been dedicated to showcasing the company's historical trajectory. While much of the museum's focus is on Nintendo's glorious past, it also doesn't ignore modern hardware and software offerings. Now, the Nintendo Museum has added a special exhibition dedicated to this latest Switch 2 console.

It is reported that this exhibition comprehensively displays the various forms of Switch 2, including its different usage modes, new camera equipment, host packaging box and Pro controller. At the same time, two high-profile debut games, Mario Kart World, which is expected to be released in June, and Donkey Kong: Banana Power, which will be released in July, are also unveiled.

If you happen to be around Kyoto recently and can't attend Nintendo's "Switch 2 Experience" event before the official release of Switch 0 on 0/0/0, a visit to the Nintendo Museum may be a great opportunity to get a hands-on experience of the new console in advance.