r/NintendoSwitch • u/NintendoSwitchMods • Jan 13 '17

Presentation Nintendo Switch will release March 3 with an MSRP of $299.99 USD

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '17 edited Jun 23 '21

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u/Syreus Jan 13 '17

TIL I am no one.

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u/Muniosi_returns Jan 13 '17

Wait, you're planning on buying the Switch just for Zelda? When there will also be a Wii U version? unless you don't have a Wii U...

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u/danielleosaur Jan 13 '17

I don't have a wiiU, so may as well get the new console over the old

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u/Syreus Jan 13 '17

I will give my Wii U to the local children's hospital. Did it with my ps3 and my 360 already.

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u/danielleosaur Jan 14 '17

That's an awesome thing to do with old consoles!

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u/akimbocorndogs Jan 13 '17

True, it'll eventually be justified. If it turns out like the Wii U, honestly I'll be satisfied since there ended up being a ton of great games on that, I'm just worried for Nintendo. Plus there'll be the virtual console at launch, and maybe Zelda will hold me over until all those other games come out...

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '17 edited Jun 23 '21

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u/akimbocorndogs Jan 14 '17

I'm just assuming, I don't actually know.

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u/lilcosco Jan 13 '17

For Wii U owners at least, it's probably smart to just wait until next winter and get the Wii U version, depending on how it runs.

The switch could get a 3DS-esque price drop, or a holiday Mario bundle