Nintendo is conducting a mysterious Nintendo Switch Online test, and participants are required not to disclose or discuss its contents.

As many as 10,000 participants will be allowed to try something new for Switch Online — recruitment opens Thursday morning.

As people continue waiting patiently for official news of the Switch 2, Nintendo has taken the unusual step of rolling out a public testing program for a secret new piece of Switch software. It filled up in seconds as players eagerly signed up to be guinea pigs for whatever the Mario maker is cooking up.

Nintendo is requesting participants in its secretive Nintendo Switch Online: Playtest Program do not disclose details of the test. Earlier this week, Nintendo announced it would soon be playtesting a new Switch Online feature,

Do you want to be one of the 10,000 people who participate in Nintendo’s mysterious new “Playtest Program” for Nintendo Switch Online? If you meet the criteria, you can apply for the playtest from the “To application page” link on Nintendo’s website starting today at 11AM ET / 8AM PT.

Nintendo is asking those who successfully signed up for its mysterious Switch Online Playtest not to reveal what it is once it goes live. The nature of the Nintendo Switch Online: Playtest Program, which involves a 2.

Nintendo Switch's recently revealed playtest opens extremely briefly, as users jump at the opportunity to try out a new feature.

Nintendo has launched a search for 10,000 testers, offering them first access to a mysterious new Switch Online feature. While the announcement provides few details and offers no concrete hints about what the feature involves,

Nintendo’s next move has never been more difficult to predict. Just when you think all it has up its sleeve is the impending Switch 2 reveal, it faked out fans this week with new hardware… in the form of a surprisingly innovative alarm clock called Alarmo.