In the morning after: Fighting for pre -order to switch 2
Nintendo may not have enough Switch 2 consoles for everyone, it looks. He is struggling to respond to the search in both Japan and the US, where pre -orders have already been delayed due to tariff fiasco. The official date of issuance of the console, June 5, remains unchanged. However, if you have previously registered on the Nintendo website, you may have received an email that gives you access to place your order via Nintendo.
The company recently sent an email to users to inform them that it has noted “very high demand” for the console, so “Your invitation email can arrive after the Nintendo Switch 2 launched, scheduled for June 5.” Yes you chance By pre -order it can happen S
In Japan, when Nintendo suggested the chance to “register your interest” when buying a 2, 2.2 million people have applied. This is almost two percent of the country’s population.
No have To buy your console directly from Nintendo, of course, but getting Switch 2 elsewhere was also a challenge. Best Buy, Walmart and Target Preliminary Orders opened at midnight yesterday, while Gamestop in person and online preliminary orders started at 11 o’clock. And all these retailers are either already sold, or list the console as “Expect soon”.
Did you manage to get an order? And did you take the Piranha Plant camera?
– Matt Smith
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Replacement.
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This article originally appeared at Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/general/the-moning-after-engadget-newsletter-112054646.html?src=sss
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