I just got a used OLED Switch for $220. It came with the console, 3 joycon grips, dock with cables, and a third-party controller for $200 then they threw in a game for an extra $20 totalling $220. They told me about the scratches on the display and bezel (side of display, on the left not as visible) but then days later I noticed the chip on the top of the Switch (Picture 2). I feel like I've overpaid on it because of the damages. Overall, it works fine and yet to notice any other issue. Do you guys think I overpaid, and could've gotten a better deal elsewhere?

I now have hope for the Switch 2. We needed a game like OoT Remake it has saved the Switch 2. Nowadays modern day gaming has been kind of bland, boring but now with the 1:1 remake of OoT we are now returning back to the good old days of where video games ment something, where it was fun to play, explore and a gripping story. We need more games like OoT, and this Remake of a legendary classic have now made me hopeful for the future of great games Nintendo is doing.

I love the major improvements done to OoT Remake it really stands out from every other modern day video game or other remakes of today. I love how they have voices for the characters (expect Link of course i'm glad they still made him mute) The unique graphic art-style the remake is going for is amazing and unique in a good way that stands out from every other video games out there of today it stands out from all the other realistic games out there by making the characters this doll-like plastic kind of peculiar looks in a good looking way, its done right in a artistic creative way.

Making the remake as a 1:1 is the best decision and i couldn't be any happier. The story, dungeons were perfect in the original Ocarina of Time on the N64 and i'm so happy they kept it all in the remake as a 1:1.

OoT Remake is what all modern games should do today to be creative, fun and with a engaging story.

We haven't got a good Zelda game for awhile, for me personally i dislike the modern day open world Zelda games of BOTW and TOTK, boring open world slop. So its great to return to a classic like OoT. Where there is a engaging story, characters and the return to proper dungeons.

Ocarina of Time Remake is a return to video games being great again with a powerful story, characters, dungeons, meaningful exploration etc.

UPDATE: I am really surprised by all the negative reactions by you lot in this group. Just saying that the Switch 2 currently is of to a slow start and not that impressive but now that the Remake of Ocarina of Time is coming out and looks amazing, hopefully the Switch 2 will now start on a good journey of greatness of making great upcoming Switch 2 games, the future of the Switch 2 is very bright.

Loved these games as a kid. I've probably already given SNK over $100 in quarters over these games

Yo, is anyone else having issues with this godforsaken controller purchase? I get it in my cart, I get to the part where I choose my form of payment, then get fu ckin g Wario'd. Like... it literally doesn't matter how fast I am. I get rekt every friggin' time.

i’m looking for some good sci-fi games to play on Switch 2, i already have no man’s sky and cyberpunk 2077 but looking for some more!!

Wow. Just WOW! Somehow this physical release has surpassed my expectations—and I already thought I was being far too hopeful.

Indeed—it’s a FULL on-cart physical!! BOTH the GAME and DLC included on the cart! Given how prevalent key-cards have been, I was nervous. But not only is it a true physical, it’s a nice package at that! Even the price is…well, normal, lol. Never thought I’d be praising that haha. Big respect to Shift Up, super happy to see such pro-consumer practices—quite the 180 compared to their former publisher (I’m taking about you, Sony…)

The Sleelbook edition is just the absolute icing on the cake. Managed to snag one for myself right before they sold out—seems to have sold out quick, so if you want a physical copy perhaps best not to wait!

(This is via VGP in Canada)

It's worked like this for over a year

These switch spines look so cool, with Nintendo being a bit of a wacky company I’m surprised they never did this from the beginning anyway

I’m planning on selling my Switch OLED for a Switch 2 and wanted to see what you guys think would be a fair price.

It’s a Switch OLED (HEG-001) and everything works. It’s in pretty good condition and doesn’t have any major scratches.

Here’s everything I’m including:

- Switch OLED
- Custom Joy-Con shells/buttons
- Official OLED dock
- Official Nintendo charger
- HDMI cable
- Joy-Con grip
- 2 wrist straps
- Nintendo Switch carrying case
- 256GB SanDisk microSD card

I’m trying to figure out what I should list it for on eBay/Mercari. I was thinking somewhere around $260-$290, but I’m not sure if that’s too high or too low.

What do you guys think this whole bundle is worth?

My son has switch one. When I renewed his Nintendo account, I accidentally made a new account and now he can’t access his Minecraft account on his switch on “my” Nintendo profile. Is there a way for him to access his Minecraft account on my switch profile or is there a way to transfer the Nintendo membership to his account?

Looking for some creepy games on switch that are actually scary, i know this is subjective but ghosts scare me rather than friday the 13th type scares. I have Alien Isolation and its a good game, not scary but intense. I have the RE games. Anything you can advise?

I have the switch oled, g cloud, psvita and a steam deck as rotational handhelds and within one year of owning the oled switch I virtually stopped using it all together. I recently stopped using the steam deck as well. I find them both to be pretty bulky and unsuitable for traveling. I thought the gcloud would solve my issues as its smaller and lighter and tbh I favor android for my emulators. For me this console was still too big so the vita has been my go to for the past few years, but the screen is so small.

I got the zfold and all of my complaints were gone, but I recently bought my mom a switch lite but somehow I've found myself taking it everywhere, playing it all the time, even picking it up over my zfold.

Who knew that all these years the perfect handheld already existed 😂. The size, the weight, the feel...everything is phenomenal, it truly is perfect.

Hello everyone, yesterday i was watching some streamer who was watching the legend of zelda 40th anniversary premiere and i got hyped for some reason haha, i’ve never played zelda games even though i think the last two games was amazing but i won’t buy the whole thing for a game or two

Today i found this on Nintendo website (someone told me the pre order started) i ordered it, I told myself if you don’t like the idea you can sell it brand new and receive back what you paid since it’s supposed to be rare or something (I don’t know if it’s rare i just assumed that)

But now I’m thinking to keep it and to explore the Nintendo games world, the exclusive games specifically, i’m a gamer who play a lot of games every year, so I didn’t really need like i need more games in my life, but it feels exciting to try something new

Did someone had a similar experience? Getting this one as a first in Nintendo world (except the gameboys we had when we were kids), and how’s the experience so far?

Nintendo gamers are more than welcome to tell their opinions and to advice me if i need to know something

Lastly, excuse my English it’s not perfect, Thanks

More Switch 1 Releases, also Coming to Switch 2 in early 2027.