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Camper Awaits Switch 2 at San Francisco Nintendo Store Before Opening

by Thomas Apr 11,2025

The excitement for the Nintendo Switch 2 is palpable, with one dedicated fan already setting up camp outside the new Nintendo Store in San Francisco, even though it won't open its doors until May 15. YouTuber Super Cafe documented his journey in a video released on April 8, detailing his flight over 800 miles to be the first in line on the west coast for both the store opening and the anticipated release of the Nintendo Switch 2.

Super Cafe, who recently moved into his apartment just two months ago, admitted that camping out might not be the best financial decision but remains undeterred. "Terrible financial decision on my end. Whatever, who cares," he remarked, showcasing his commitment to being at the forefront of this gaming milestone.

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This isn't the first time a Nintendo store has seen such dedication; the New York store also has a camper waiting for the Switch 2. Super Cafe, mostly going solo, has even invited others interested in joining him in San Francisco to get in touch. As for the logistics of his extended stay, such as food, showers, and other necessities, he plans to address these in a future Q&A.

Super Cafe is waiting in-line for a Nintendo Switch 2 at a store that has yet to open. Image credit: Super Café / YouTube.

Super Cafe is waiting in-line for a Nintendo Switch 2 at a store that has yet to open. Image credit: Super Café / YouTube.

The tradition of camping out for major Nintendo releases, particularly new consoles, is a long-standing one. With campers now at both coastal Nintendo stores, it remains to be seen if this will spark a trend of others joining the line. However, the dedication of these content creators is undeniable.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is set to launch on June 5, 2025. For those not keen on camping out, our guides on Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders provide valuable information, though ongoing tariffs are complicating matters for potential buyers in the United States.

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