In a new video, Nintendo provides a close look at the Switch 2 carrying case and its storage space for six game cards

Here's What The Nintendo Switch 2 Game Cards and Carrying Case Look Like

In a new video, Nintendo provides a close look at the Switch 2 carrying case and its storage space for six game cards

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The carrying case, which goes for $40 on Nintendo's store, has a flip-down flap that appears to have snug slots to hold up to six games. It also has a zipper pocket, which is shown storing Joy-Con wrist straps.

Nintendo has been steadily rolling out additional details about the upcoming console on the Nintendo Today app. Last week, for instance, we learned that Switch 2's new GL/GR buttons will be mappable on a per-game basis, providing players additional control customization in comparison to the original Switch. In addition, there are a number of helpful accessibility features coming to the new GameChat functionality.

Switch 2 launches on June 5, but preorders quickly sold out and have since been widely unavailable in the US. Nintendo has said that its higher price point may suppress early adoption, although it is still expecting to sell 15 million Switch 2 consoles in the 2026 fiscal year.

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This story originally appeared on: GameSpot - Author:UK GAG