Nintendo has announced that Nintendo Treehouse will be making its grand return this week, with a double-bill of presentations planned for 3rd and 4th April. The presentations will take place at 7am PT / 10am ET on both days (full regional time breakdown below), and Nintendo has promised that each will showcase "hands-on gameplay" of Switch 2 games.

Day two of the Nintendo Treehouse: Live stream begins at 10AM ET / 7AM PT / 3PM BST. The showcase will broadcast on April 4 and, if yesterday's stream is any indication, will likely last four hours. We expect to see more of what's been revealed, from new games to familiar spruce-ups from the Switch and GameCube.

Nintendo fans protest the high prices of the Switch 2 and its games, during the Treehouse event, especially about software costs like Mario Kart World.

I spoke with industry analysts who offered their guesses on the potential cost of the next-gen Nintendo console.

Experts are starting to chime in that over time, Switch 2 prices may be 20% higher if Nintendo is impacted by tariffs to a significant degree.

The Nintendo Switch 2 reveal was filled with surprises, but we're still most shocked by the tech powering it all.

When Polygon recently asked Nintendo vice president of player and product experience Bill Trinen if the Switch 2 would have an Xbox 360-like achievement system, he simply answered: “Nope.” It’s not surprising that Nintendo has made this decision as the company has avoided achievements for 20 years now,

Switch 2 preorders were originally supposed to go live today but were halted by Nintendo in the U.S. and Canada after President Trump’s latest round of tariffs threatened to torpedo its original $450 price.

We now know a price for the Switch 2 Welcome Tour, which acts as a user tutorial for the various new features of the Nintendo Switch 2. According to IGN, the game will cost $10. A representative for Nintendo did not immediately respond to a request for comment.