Switch 2國外偷跑開箱！但目只是個「磚頭」需等6/5更新解鎖系統
任天堂眾所期待的最新遊戲主機 Nintendo Switch 2，將在下週 6 月 5 日正式推出，網路上已經出現不少零售商陸續到貨的圖片和影片，看得許多玩家心癢。而不久前，一名網友分享自己提前拿到了 Switch 2 進行開箱，只可惜任天堂留了一手，導致目前該網友手上的 Switch 2 只是一個無法玩遊戲的磚頭。
不久前，YouTube 上一名叫 a2dubai 的使用者上傳了一段 8 秒的「Nintendo Switch 2 開箱」影片，內容很簡單，就是打開盒子後，秀出裡面的 Switch 2 主機和 Joy-Con 2 控制器。
影片在網路上瘋傳後，不少人問他能不能分享更多影片，但 a2dubai 卻說任天堂鎖住了 Switch 2，要等到 6 月 5 日連上網路更新才能解鎖。也就是說，他現在手上的 Switch 2 根本就是一塊磚頭。同時，這段影片沒多久後，就因為版權問題被下架，只剩下網友們備份的版本。
A Switch 2 unit is already out in the wild. It's apparently locked behind a Day 1 patch and can't be used. https://t.co/IYxxHL8sq0 pic.twitter.com/fZLOy43Jw9
— Stealth (@Stealth40k) May 27, 2025
這也引發了 Reddit 網友的討論，畢竟如果 Switch 2 需要連線才能解鎖，那一些沒有網路的家庭該怎麼辦？不過也有很多人覺得，現在沒網路的家庭很少，畢竟現在幾乎人手一支智慧型手機，而且很多地方都有免費 Wi-Fi。Switch 2 很有可能只有第一次更新需要網路，之後就可以離線玩下載好的數位版和實體遊戲。
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