任天堂確定Switch2展示軟體「Welcome Tour」賣10美金！官方人員表示值得這價格
相關新聞：Switch 2功能展示遊戲需「收費」引不滿？玩家舉例PS5、Steam Deck都免費提供
Bill Trinen 接受 IGN 的訪問，提到有爭議的《Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour》，在美國的售價為 9.99 美元（新台幣 329 元），並且只有數位版。Bill Trinen 表示他們在為遊戲定價時，會去考慮每一款遊戲的內容和價值，而《Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour》值得這價格，並形容它是一款強大的軟體，裡面有許多精彩的細節。
而這價格也引起許多美國網友討論，懷念起當初前美國任天堂總裁 Reggie Fils-Aimé 還在時，就是建議展示 Wii 功能的《Wii Sports》在美版直接綑綁販售，其他網友也稱：「我不打算買，祝福那些想買的人」、「上 YouTube 看就好了吧，懷疑它是否有重玩的價值」、「一個體驗的東西要 9.99 美金真的是瘋了」、「那些說會買的人，就是任天堂為所欲為的原因」
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