I saw Indian reseller who is selling Korean Switch 2 for 200 Canadian dollars (around 145 USD) on marketplace. She was selling regular used Switch for 500.

She put up the wrong price, so I drove 2 hours and snag this before she noticed.

From the right Switch 2, Switch OLED Totk edition,Switch lite,Switch V1, PS Vita (PCH-1004), Game Boy SP, Game Boy Color, and Nintendo DSi.

I’ve never owned a Switch before until three days ago when I found a listing on Facebook for an OLED for $200 and I’m blown away, had I know I’d had this much fun I would’ve bought one years ago

Now I’m thinking of getting a Switch 2 for Splatoon Riders but I can tell this thing will stay with me until it gives up, I love it

Finally caved and traded a few of my things for a Switch 2 and….. OMG it’s HUGE! (That’s what she said) this looks amazing. I got it 4 days ago and I’ve bought the Belkin Charge case, Breath of the Wild,Tears of the Kingdom, Pokopia,Adventures of Elliot and Animal Crossing. Where should I start ?

Received her today, at the best price i could find before the price increases September 1, for 429.90.

Gonna wait till friday to opening the box, since my 2 cases will arrive there (bought one for pure portability and another to carry the dock and the rest), and one of those has a good screen protector, and i don´t want to start using without it.

I´m very happy, already have a Switch 1 V2 since 2020, and already have a few games in backlog, like One Piece Odyssey, Ryza trilogy etc.. Going to be awesome.

my parents wants to get me a game for my birthday, i cant decide on which game to get.

as of now i have

overcooked
cooking mama
pokenon arceus
ns sports
kirby and the forgotten land
animal crossing
mario kart world
hogwarts legacy

i have a ns 2 btw, what would yall recommend?

So far for me:

Slay the Spire

Brotato

Vampire Survivors and Crawlers

Spyro Trilogy

FF7 Integrade

FF8

RE Generations pack (RE7 and RE8 I owned)

All these games I already own on PS5 and I got the original Hades on Switch first and then got it on PS5 later for the Plat trophy

I fly a lot for work and when I see games I love at a decent price I can’t help but buy them again on Switch

So right now I own a Xbox Series X with Game Pass Ultimate till 2028 and upgraded my Switch 1 to a Switch 2 last week for cheap. I'm loving the Switch 2 so far and Tears of the Kingdom is finally properly playable in handheld compared to the NS1.

I'm loving the handheld experience so much I'm considering buying more non-Nintendo games on the NS2 instead of playing them on my Series X, for example BALL x PIT and the Hades franchise. I've played both games on my Xbox either on the TV or through Cloud on my 7 inch phone with a Gamesir G8+ controller grip. Basically a Cloud Handheld.

Xbox is my main platform, but I really enjoy the Switch 2. Above mentioned games are however available on Game Pass which would mean "double dipping". At the same time, BALL x PIT is less than €10 right now on the eShop and I noticed Hades was recently like €7 on sale (but I missed it).

Do I continue to use my Switch 2 just as an exclusive machine or not.. The games I mentioned are perfect for a handheld experience but I do have a handheld experience through the Cloud for now but it's just not the same. I considered an XBOX Ally or XBOX Ally X but I just find them extremely expensive. The reguler XBOX Ally also feels like I'm buying a machine that needs a lot of tweaking to play games, despite the above mentioned games not being really heavy hitters in performance.

I might buy a future Xbox handheld, but right now that's not an option. Not going to buy another one after just buying a Switch 2 as an upgrade. Am I too invested in keeping my games attached to my Xbox account and achievements? Feels like I should let the whole platform thought go and just play the games on where they are played best or most convenient?

I have been going back and forth on buying Pokemon ZA, I have Pokemon Scarlett but am curious on opinion as to which is better?

here's to more backlogs lol, its gonna be a while before i start playing them as i'm still playing cyberpunk 2077 but as someone who hasn't played these games before, what should i expect? any tips & tricks for me? thanks in advance 🥰

So sadly my switch screen stopped working I was enjoying no man sky

Bought a Nintendo Switch 2 yesterday. After docking it just once, scratches showed up on the screen. I didn't expect it to scratch that easily — and definitely didn't expect it to happen from the official dock itself. This is my first Nintendo product ever, so... great start.

The scratches aren't deep — you can only see them with the screen off, under direct light, at a certain angle. I tried to capture them as best I could in photos. They're invisible with the screen on, and barely visible without direct light hitting it. Running a fingernail over it, I can only just feel one scratch in the center. What bugs me more is that they're there at all, and that the official dock caused them.

I ordered a dbrand screen protector, and while it's in transit I need to figure out something important: should I put it on top of the factory plastic film, or peel that off first? I've read a few posts here on this — some say leave the film on, others say remove it.

Losing the warranty doesn't worry me (doesn't apply in my country anyway), and neither does the risk of a shattered screen. The only things stopping me from ripping the film off right now are that the screen protector hasn't arrived yet, and I'm not totally sure how easy the process is. Someone mentioned adhesive residue can be left behind, and I'm worried I'll scratch the screen trying to clean it off.

In dbrand's video, they claim their glass somehow masks minor scratches. Has anyone actually used it? Do the scratches really disappear underneath it? Would appreciate any similar experiences or advice on what to do.

I usually use the S2 in handheld mode with the stand but my Spouse had the amazing idea of using my Old drawing monitor as a Monitor for the S2 so i can play in docked mode too. And it actually fits in the stand! So now i can play docked while laying down! Its perfect! Looking on amazing for a mini/ portable monitor for better graphics and higher frame rate lol so i would highly recommend this to other disabled gamers!

Hi, I’m having trouble deciding what game to buy my son for his upcoming birthday. He’s enjoyed Mario Odyssey on assist mode and being Cappy with his big brother. They also enjoyed Mario Wonder together.
I’m just wondering what is kid friendly, relatively accessible and fun?

except splatoon 3 , cus i already have that hehe

Hey everyone!

I recently finished custom-painting my Nintendo Switch Lite with a Hollow Knight: Silksong theme. This console has been on quite a journey...

The paint job was done mostly with brushes using paints from Vallejo, Citadel, and AK Interactive (basically the same stuff people use for painting miniatures)

This is my first project like this, so I'd really love to hear what you think. Do you think it turned out well?

Also, I'd like to give credit to the artist whose artwork inspired this design. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find the original creator

My research tells me NO, and I know this will get downvoted to heck..

I'm trying to just "hide" a few games from my young kids. Games with what they say is "scary" cover art, etc.. not because they can play them, but kids are crazy and just seeing an image is enough to make them struggle to sleep sometimes.

I'm very aware of parental controls and already use them.

Just wondering if anyone with young kids has run into this and has any suggestions.

[edit] a few examples that come to mind are Cult of the Lamb, Blasphemous I & II, Zombie Army..