Reviewing a new video game console is usually an isolating experience. You get a device in the mail, hook it up to your television, and then play a bunch of games on your own or, occasionally, with the small handful of other people who have one in for review. You have to quickly test everything you can think of, then race to get an article ready to publish ahead of launch to help readers understand what they're getting into.

That's how things went when Tom Warren and I covered the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X in 2020. But with the Nintendo Switch 2, things aren't quite so simple - and it's going to take a lot more people.

Almost everything about the Switch 2 ahead of launch has been a little weird, from the confusing messaging and high pricing to the unfortunately timed connection wit

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