There’s the:
- International Switch 2 (Expensive, has all language packs)
- Japan only Switch 2 (Cheapest, only supports Japanese)
- Upcoming EU Exclusive Switch 2 (It has Portable battery)
I mean, they look exactly the same on the outside with the only difference being the console price. The “Normal” Switch 2 is 470€ (inc. VAT) / $450 (+Sales Tax) while the JP version is closer to ~270€ / ~$307 (if importing: consider custom duties besides shipping) with a catch to keep in mind: only Japanese language is supported and JP accounts are only valid.
There is going to be a European variant with the difference being that the battery is portable & detatchable (I think?) integrated into the console that’ll release sometime next year. Ssince the Japanese version doesn’t have the ability to change language or region but it’s the cheapest, even though I can understand and speak it should I really purchase the console?
s38b35M5@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Buying anything from that horrible company that sues their own customers and fans is a big NO from me.
cattywampas@lemmy.world 1 week ago
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CmdrShepard49@sh.itjust.works 1 week ago
As opposed to game killers Sony and Microslop or PC hardware manufacturers price gouging everyone? You can’t participate in the industry without giving your money to one shitty corporation or another. At least Nintendo has consistently good game releases.
s38b35M5@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Right. Nintendo is the best ecosystem. I’ve been PC since my 486. Never regretted it or wished I had a console. But if you’re cool with Nintendo shenanigans, enjoy. I hope they don’t brick your console for you.