Nintendo Switch 2 香港版開箱，香港、大陸創作者們覺得點？
Nintendo Switch 2 主機已經在凌晨正式開賣，不少有幸抽中購買資格的朋友都已經急不及待地搶先到店取機！雖然 Yahoo Tech 小編沒被選中，不過還有很多遊戲直播主朋友順利取機並開箱，就讓我們一起來看看！除此之外，大陸 up 主們更是搶先拆機，不要問為什麼，反正我們就來看片吧。
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