【台北Switch2体验会在7月？】近日台北会展产业发展基金会官网公布了今年花博会的参展商，任天堂将于7月2日~7月7日举办活动，具体活动目前还处于保密阶段。而根据此前Switch2公布的全球试玩体验会显示，台北和香港赫然在列，或许台北的试玩体验就是这个时间段哦~
目前任天堂还未公布官方说法，具体信息还以官方为准。
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