A number reading this page will have spent the last weekend dabbling around with the Nintendo Switch. We've been doing this too, of course, and have also observed friends and family doing the same. Add to that the power of the internet and some interesting little discoveries have been made, some of which were spotted prior to launch and others that emerged once the first system update and group of owners got into things.
We've picked out some examples, some potentially useful and others that are silly but fun little Easter Eggs, that are worth checking out on your Switch.
The HOME Button's different menus
This writer, instinctively, has always tapped the HOME menu when in a game, which opens up the main user interface and gives the full core suite of UI options, including the ability to close software in use with a press of the X button.
It was through observing others we clocked that some, instinctively, press and hold the HOME button that little longer; while this doesn't let you close the software currently open it does provide some handy quickfire menus. It brings up a quicker way to go into Sleep Mode, you can turn Automatic Brightness on or off, set screen brightness manually or enable Flight Mode. In an interesting little nod that shows Nintendo's advertising team wasn't fully sure of the features when making the original 'preview trailer', the actor is shown playing Skyrim on a plane with the Joy-Con detached. Actually, the use of wireless controllers is out when Flight Mode is enabled (because of the Bluetooth, probably), so unless you want frustrated aircrew telling you off keep those Joy-Con clipped in.
While many will instinctively close software when they're done, it's also perfectly fine to just put the console to sleep, come back the next day and quickly jump back into your paused game.
My Nintendo Points on Retail Downloads
One of those details that may have been missed in the launch mayhem, Nintendo has finally opened up My Nintendo rewards to physical retail purchases, bringing back the benefits last seen in the Club Nintendo days.
The number of Gold Points is less generous than with an eShop retail download (we got 16 for our Breath of the Wild card copy) but it's better than nothing. You just need to put the game card in, navigate to its window and hit - / +; go down to 'My Nintendo Rewards Programme and select 'earn points'. Naturally you'll need to connect your Nintendo Account to the system before doing this.
'Local' Software Updates Are on the Way
Found in the same software menu under the 'Software Update' option, this is a feature not live yet but is a promising one for the future. For those having connection issues or have a spell without internet access, they'll be able to update software 'Via Local Users', in which the local wireless between the two systems will prompt a copy that has been updated to do the same for those that have been stuck offline.
It 'will be added in a future system update', so hopefully won't be far off.
You Can Buy eShop Games for Any Region, and Play Those Games Online
The Nintendo Switch is region free, rolling back a controversial aspect of the 3DS and Wii U and allowing importers - once again - to pick up retail games / copies only available in other regions and actually play them. The eShop, though, is a slightly different beast, as when you link your Nintendo Account you pick a region; therefore those are the games you see in the store.
Nintendo naturally hasn't advertised it, but it's relatively easy to have your cake and eat it with downloads, accessing the eShop for territories such as Japan. The system supports multiple user accounts, so the process is all about creating a new Nintendo Account for the extra region you want to access. We explain how to do it in this region-free Switch eShop guide.
The downside? Depending on your credit card some may not work right off the bat in the Japanese store (some do), so you may need to buy Japanese eShop credit from an import site. The plus side? It works, and you can play compatible online games without any hassle; one of our US-based staffers has been happily playing online matches in the Japanese release of Puyo Puyo Tetris.
A Tiny eShop Menu Has Plenty of Useful Features
The Nintendo Switch UI is pretty decent, but it certainly relies on user curiosity to discover some features. Take the eShop, for example - where are all the menus? Well, you need to select or tap on the tiny little user icon on the top right. It's in here that you can adjust some account details like credit / password settings, Redownload games or check out your Watch List.
Adding games to a Watch List is easy-peasy, just pick a game profile from the main eShop UI and select 'Add to Watch List'; this is good for those retail games that, perhaps, are in your "when it's discounted" list.
Redownload Games relates to the Archive Game option found within 'System Settings' in the main system user interface. Under 'Data Management' and 'Software' you can select a game and opt to 'Archive Software', which deletes everything but the save data and the HOME menu icon. This is ideal for those struggling for space but aren't able to pick up a microSD card just yet. This is a minor alternative to the admittedly baffling and annoying fact that save data is tied to internal memory at the moment, so if you're genuinely running out of space you may need to clear out a game to allow for save data, if you've packed the 26GB allowed on the system to the gills.
The Parental Controls App Shows Your Gameplay Time (But we still miss the Activity Log)
We're sad about the lack of an Activity Log on the Switch, to be honest, especially when racking our brains to try and figure out how many tens of hours a certain RPG adventure took to beat. Quite why it's missing is a mystery, as both the Wii U and 3DS had equivalents. Why did you do this to us, Nintendo?
There is a fiddly and slightly silly workaround, though - be your own parent. If you download the 'Switch Parental Control' app on your phone / tablet you can link it to your system, set the pin to something like 0000 and get regular updates on how long your mini-me (also known as the real you, keep up!) played on any given day. You can even set yourself daily play limits with a mean parental alter-ego, then rage against yourself when the system automatically turns off. Ok, maybe don't do that last one.
The downside is you only see an overall amount of time played, so we tested it with two separate games and the app showed us which games had been played along with an overall playtime - it didn't break down the time played in each individual titles.
Apparently you can also see how long someone's played a game in your friend list, but this seems to show for some and not others. Ultimately, the parental app is your best choice. There's a 30-60 minute delay between playing the Switch and the app updating, but it works.
Or Nintendo could give us a Daily / Activity log, whatever.
You Have Two Theme Options if You Look Hard Enough
Some things in life are certain - death, taxes, and Nintendo producing awesome HOME Themes that have us parting with cash despite our better instincts. The fact the system has two 'themes' means it's only a matter of time before Nintendo's ready to sell us that Splatoon 2 HOME Theme that we all secretly want.
By default you have the 'Basic White' theme, which is bright enough to make our TV creak on its wall hinges, for some reason. If you go into System Settings and scroll down to 'Themes' though, you can change it to 'Basic Black', which is as moody, complex and edgy as we all like to think we are.
The Lock Screen Makes Funny Noises
Well, it does. Observe...
Taking screenshots without restrictions
When we say without restrictions, we mean it. When you capture an image with that neat little button (the only time this doesn't seem to work is in the eShop, oddly) you can then view it in Gallery, edit by adding some text and then share it on social media. An example is below.
Yet Nintendo has either forgotten to censor naughty words, or has simply given up the fight. Not only are well-known YouTubers giving their horses bad names in Breath of the Wild, but based on the inevitable Reddit and social media threads you can swear like a sailor in screens shared to social media, too.
Won't Nintendo think of the children?
Game boxes are the same size as the console
Some pointless trivia for you...
Those are some little details around the system, in any case. We're planning to summarise some of the complaints around Switch too, in the interest of balance, and will likely apply a scale - 'Real Problem', 'Trivial Issue' and 'Hm, who cares', or something along those lines. From save data restrictions to protecting that screen and to various other things besides, we've seen a mix of valid and not-so-valid gripes about the Switch in its launch form.
In any case, use the comments to let us know of any fun little features or capabilities of the system that aren't covered above.
Comments 89
Thank you, pretty useful actually
Best feature of the OS is that it's super quick to use & navigate, a GIANT departure from Wii U's UI/OS.
Screen scratchers,Dead pixels,left joy con problems,ports,no AAA 3rd party etc. Just thought I would do my own none useful things the switch does.. Just having some fun.. Edit save data tied to console.. What a kick in the face. Bloody backwards I tell ya
You Have Two Theme Options if You Look Hard Enough
"By default you have the 'Basic White' theme, which is bright enough to make our TV creak on its wall hinges, for some reason. If you go into System Settings and scroll down to 'Themes' though, you can change it to 'Basic Black'".
I mean, read it loud without laughing .. or better yet, read it to someone looking for a new console...I wouldnt really even mention this stuff as a "details to know". Question would be more like, why they dont allow just to chose a wallpaper or more than 2 colors.
"In an interesting little nod that shows Nintendo's advertising team wasn't fully sure of the features when making the original 'preview trailer', the actor is shown playing Skyrim on a plane with the Joy-Con detached. Actually, the use of wireless controllers is out when Flight Mode is enabled (because of the Bluetooth, probably), so unless you want frustrated aircrew telling you off keep those Joy-Con clipped in."
Well, actually, Bluetooth is allowed to be used during flights except during takeoff and landing. "Flight Mode" is only for takeoff and landing, unless you live in a country or are flying on an airline with unusually strict flight laws.
"While many will instinctively close software when they're done, it's also perfectly fine to just put the console to sleep, come back the next day and quickly jump back into your paused game."
I was so happy when I realized this was the case. The PS4 does this, and it's such a time saver. Made those interminable Wii U loading times even more agonizing.
I set the parental controls for My Switch and my two children. Unfortunately, I only seem to be able to have a game time for the Switch's use, not the activity of each user.
Still love my Switch and am thoroughly pleased ATM.
Best feature is your game saves are on the console
=s
The Gold points earned on retail games for My Nintendo is pitiful. Especially when compared to what digital games earn.
No Activity Log? Man, Nintendo are really on a killing spree here. As in killing the good stuff.
The Activity Log is probably the second most used app on my Wii, right after the browser (unless you count the eShop).
So they put in totally useless features (apart from region freedom, which we already knew about) and take away crucial features.
I can only repeat what I've written in another comment:
"I have to say, Nintendo might be improving in some insignificant areas but in return they're getting worse in those areas that are crucial for a gamer/consumer."
This makes it harder and harder for me to cave in and buy a Switch some day. They only reasons I have right now are Splatoon 2, ARMS and HD rumble. Everything else about the Switch seems to be just terrible.
Does anyone know what My Nintendo points actually do? This is my first Nintendo console since the Wii, and even then I hadn't heard of them, assuming they were even on that system.
The activity log was a useless app and I'm glad to see the back of it. Totally a waste of space on both my Wii U & 3DS. Switch, you are an evolution.
Nintendo doesn't want to administer their own social media servers anymore. Clever move. It must have been too tedious effort to try to remove all curse words and rudeness from Miiverse.
@KirbyTheVampire My Nintendo has a rewards section to redeem the two types of points (gold and platinum). https://my.nintendo.com/reward_categories
Occasionally, these include game discounts.
@KirbyTheVampire Accumulating enough offers you discounts on purchases and a few other bonuses that escape me right now.
@KirbyTheVampire
They allow you to get stuff for Miitomo, and discounts for digital games, but they aren't really worth your time.
@UK-Nintendo I'm sure that will change, imagine they release an upgraded or different skinned version, nobody would buy it that already has one.
@Luna_110 Oh okay, thanks, and thanks to everyone else who replied.
Might be good for digital-only games, I suppose. Not a big draw for me though, since I prefer physical copies.
@SLIGEACH_EIRE Not sure but maybe because you can get multiple points off the same game as long as its a different cartridge. That would cause point spam.
@Dreamcaster-X Agreed. Nintendo Switch has one of the snappiest UIs I've ever seen on a console. My Wii and PS4 feel sluggish in comparison.
I also miss the Activity Log. I love going through the games I've played and for how many hours on my 3DS!
@brutalpanda You can't do that though. It'll actually tell you that it's already been redeemed.
@SLIGEACH_EIRE was there a download update today dude? Can't find anything....
Unless you're a parent, what's with the fascination with the daily log? I never used it.
Also, with the ability to buy eShop games from all regions, I'm wondering if some indies will use that excuse to release games in their own region. It's a way to save money doing this, and if people are determined they will set up multiple acounts.
Lastly, Alex seems to be entertained quite easily with those silly noises. I don't think he would ever get bored of life if that's all it takes.
When I connect the Parental Controls app to my Switch, does it track playtime from the first day I played a game or the first time I connected the app?
I can't believe there is no activity log. It is always fun to see how many hours I logged in on a specific title. It is an app that took very little space and resources on the previous consoles and easily ignored for people who didn't use it, so it is sad to me that it is gone.
Nice!
I have two questions if anyone can help please?
2. I've heard that a b,ack screen uses less battery, is this nonsense?
Thanks
@KIRO 1. No, it's not.
2. This is actually true, but unless you spend a huge amount of time on the Switch menu, the saving will be insignificant!
Too bad the screenshot tool only captures at 720p. Hopefully there will be a software update that saves snapshots at the current screen resolution.
Just a comment that Bluetooth is not a feature of flight mode. When you are on an airplane you turn flight mode on, which shuts off all signals but you can turn Bluetooth and wifi back on (indeed this is how most airlines entertainment systems work) and still stay on flight mode. the requirement is cellphone signals be off. Nintendo needs to provide an update.
Can you see your playtime anywhere? I couldn't find it..
@ThomasBW84 So points you get for retail games vary by region or something? While you say y'all got 16 gold points for BoTW, I only got 12.
This whole My Nintendo mess is a true headache... >_> It's essentially worthless when compared to Club Nintendo in all possible ways. At this point, I'd rather there just not be a rewards system if I'm just going to be punished this badly because I'd rather buy my games boxed.
Bleh, so paying for online for a different region is going be a pain...was hoping Monster Hunter Frontier would make it to the Switch.
The downside is you only see an overall amount of time played, so we tested it with two separate games and the app showed us which games had been played along with an overall playtime - it didn't break down the time played in each individual titles.
WHAT WERE THEY THINKING!?
I'm guessing they don't want kids sharing credit card numbers to social media, which is why you can't take pictures in the eShop.
"especially when racking our brains to try and figure out how many tens of hours a certain RPG adventure took to beat"
Huh. I thought it was becoming commonplace for RPGs to display the total playtime on each save file in the menu.
the parental control app will feature play time per title in the monthly activity..which will of course come in a month lol
well at least it will show your most played games within a certain month..not sure if it will show the actual play time.
@ironside1911 wallpaper? We can only guess, but even PS4 is only getting user custom wallpapers in the upcoming big update. In 2017.
@Skunkfish very kind of you to take time to shed light.
I suppose not being able to copy onto the device is a piracy thing, would be a nice function though. Those game cars are so heavy and big to carry around
@nhSnork You mean the 4.5? Yep, and its out for Beta testers already. Its bit more than only wallpapers, but could be used as a to-do list for Nintendo:
"This update adds the ability to set your favorite in-game screenshot as the background image for PS4’s home screen. Drop-shadows on text, and the option to dim the Function Area, will help keep the system icons and texts on the home screen clearly visible even if the background image you selected is super bright.
You can also edit screenshots using Photo Mode in Sharefactory to make your one-and-only custom wallpaper."
Other than that, PS3 always allowed you to set whatever you want.
@dizzy_boy I'm honestly sad they killed the activity log. I don't care about the daily record but it was always neat to see how many hours I had sunk into an Etrian Odyssey (140!) or which games I played the most times. Not a big deal by any means, but it was a cool feature.
this was really great to Read Thank you Nintendo Life <3
@LegendOfPokemon Tracking time starts when you connect the app.
I did notice that the game cases were the same size as the console actually. Pretty cool tbh
@JasonLee99 Thanks!
@NintySnesMan
Gosh when you list every possible negative like that you make it sound like the spawn of Satan.
Idk, maybe some of that's a problem but, personally, I've had no Joycon issues, screen is perfect, $8 screen protector ensures lifetime protection wihout the pitfalls of shatter-prone glass, and its a little awkward to complain about lack of AAA in the same breath as complaining about ports, seeing as any AAA would certainly be ports, so either you're against them or you're for them.
Idk, the saves to the system need to get sorted with cloud data, I'm definitely hoping to see that, but that's a minor complaint given all my saves are still on my Wii U and 3DS and PS4 and X1... never really had a reason to get those saves off those systems (or cartridges) so I don't anticipate it being much of a problem in the meantime. They do need to get it sorted at some point though, definitely.
The only real, actual complaint I have is small stuff, like not enough icons to choose from, or no Netflix yet (I'd probably never use it but, I still want it).
Think somewhere in between saying it's absolutely perfect and saying it has all these problems all at once and they're absolutely horrible, lies the truth of the matter. You could get unlucky and get a bad pixel but I haven't heard anyone here having that happen to them. There have been a few people with Joycon issues here, but most seem to have gotten a good system like I did and are all set. And really, Nintendo systems have strengths and weaknesses and AAA has never been their strongpoint. It's definitely area for improvement but that doesn't mean the system can't be fantastic and offer great games (Zelda case in point).
Of course, then once you start looking at the positives of the system like console and HD handheld versions of every game, seamlessly changing between the two, totally awesome controllers (one in each hand feels so great), the insanely awesome rapid-fire screenshot capturing (so quick and fast I used it for Zelda for two puzzles which each had the solution for the other, besides the 81 screenshots I've captured in 3 days), the added experience of things like subtly integrated motion and/or HD rumble, and the fact there are some really great games lined up (be they AAA or not), the one or two actual negatives seem to be far outweighed.
@Lalivero i feel the same way. Physical copies are superior and now we are being punished, especially considering nintendo felt it would be ok to provide only 32gb of internal memory for all of those my nintendo points digital download games that we cant actually even fit on that teeny tiny internal memory!
@Niinbendo
This.
I've got some killer screenshots from Breath of the Wild. MS let's you do that but not Sony (edit: actually looks like you can now, so maybe Nintendo will follow suit), so it's
50/5075/25 whether Nintendo will ever add that in an update. Even if they just sell themes that would be good enough for me. Just give me one good Breath of the Wild theme and I'm all set.@JaxonH Sony doesnt let you do what ? - So should be 0/100 now.
""This update adds the ability to set your favorite in-game screenshot as the background image for PS4’s home screen. Drop-shadows on text, and the option to dim the Function Area, will help keep the system icons and texts on the home screen clearly visible even if the background image you selected is super bright.
You can also edit screenshots using Photo Mode in Sharefactory to make your one-and-only custom wallpaper."
@ironside1911
Oh I didn't know. Well that's cool. Last time I tried it wasn't possible so I guess I missed the update.
Of course I deleted share factory right away because I didn't like it one bit. I got a cool master chief photo from my Xbox one home screen but I don't know if I have anything for my PS4. Just use the themes that they gave like that Tales of Berseria them.
@Niinbendo
I know you can on Vita. I just never had anything worthwhile to use. And the theme selection on Vita is anemic... the only good one that doesn't make the clear bubbles hard to see is the Tearaway theme, but it's a quality theme with excellent music and 6+ viewpoints that change with each page swiped. Used it for years, even though Tearaway was pretty mediocre imo. At least the theme rocks!
Ah, now the game box size makes sense! ;D
Game box size = Switch console size.
Dimension = 17.2 x 10 cm
Has anyone measure the Switch cartridge size dimension ?
@JaxonH Real talk some people are having very real issues with the Switch. It's not all sunshine and roses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cb-srOfRqNc
@Oat
Ya, I'm aware.
I'm pretty sure that there are scolds of immature idiots from a certain community in Miiverse that are overjoyed by the screenshot fact.
fix the dang joycons or recall them
@Quenaelin With that in mind, it's no wonder why the addition of Miiverse was scrapped.
The Lock Screen Makes Funny Noises thing is kind of nice. it reminds me of how pushing the "Z" button while turning on the GameCube triggers an alternate startup noise.
it is too bad that Nintendo didn't make it so that you can program which buttons make which sounds. sounds pointless, but many users will love the feature.
Guys stay away from the Switch, there are many deffects and errors + the materials that the switch and the docking station is made of are the cheapest possible.... Switch is wwaaaay too overpriced for its quality... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cb-srOfRqNc so little sold and already so much problems...
Watched someone play one at my school today, and now I want one. Badly.
@ruinez
I don't think anyone will be buying any more Nintendo products and will be destroying all they own so no need to worry. You can move on with your life now.
Can someone please tell me if the Switch eShop at least has a shopping cart now?
Somebody take a pic in Zelda and edit it with this text: You kiss your Mom with a mouth like that? I still yell at my son about cussing he is 24 years old. He rarely cusses in front of me but when he, does I pounce. It's just ugly people and to do it with a picture from a beautiful work of art like Zelda. Shame!
You do realize you don't have to hold the home button and click sleep to put it in sleep mode - literally tap the power button and it goes straight to sleep mode.
Loved the unlock sounds haha
@NintySnesMan enjoy your bitterness while I enjoy my Breath of the Wild... =D
@Lalivero I'm not sure if it varies by region, but I got 16 gold points for Breath of the Wild and 14 for Super Bomberman R in the UK.
@LandOfZeldtir Well, just as I mentioned above, I only got 12 for BotW, after seeing others mention 16(which I see with you for UK yet again). :l
Really good to know about the gold points and how to access that extra menu in the eShop!
"Taking screenshots without restrictions"? That's not true, people under 13 can't upload screenshots to social media.
2 other things:
1- switch knows the colour of the controller you are using!
2- only in portable mode... it makes the snap sound when you attach a JoyCon!
@Lalivero
I find it ridiculous that I got 12 Points for the Special Edition of Breath of the Wild!
@Gold_Ranger I wonder how Nintendo managed to make the switch recognize which controller (color) we are using. Any idea how that would work? Im surprised Reggie didnt mention it in the presentation video, its impressive!
Good numbers. Although I like to just watch "the real world" to see how popular the thing is. I've not seen one in the wild yet, and when I got mine out (the switch) in a bar, there was considerable curiosity. Certainly everyone had at least vaguely heard of it.
At my kid's school there's definitely a buzz there too with a good few parents obviously having got it and sharing with their kids at the weekend.
Not at "white ear buds" level just yet .
On topic: any sales figures for the US yet?
@Gold_Ranger I got the special edition, too!
12 gold pts for a $100 physical purchase... -__-
...yet the regular $60 download = 60 pts
What kind of BS is that?!
so you can share images, that's neat although some form of live streaming function ala to Twitch or Youtube would have been nice
@Lalivero Have you checked on My Nintendo? I found this while looking through my points history, Breath of the Wild comes up as:
Completed: Register a Nintendo Switch Game Card (eShop value: >ÂŁ50.00)
And Super Bomberman R comes up as:
Completed: Register a Nintendo Switch Game Card (eShop value: ÂŁ40.00-49.99)
If they've marked your game card as the wrong price that might be why you didn't get as much?
i'm not familiar with the switch screen tech. is it the kind which is backlit no matter what? or is it the kind that only has lights for areas of the screen that need light? if it's the latter, then basic black which i use is a power saving option.
@setezerocinco
If u read my comment correctly,I said I was just having some fun. Let's face it though these r problems for the switch. Lol bitterness,glad u will be enjoying zelda,but so will I at weekend when I buy it for wii u. Don't take comments so seriously,bloody fanboys..learn to chill out mate
@JaxonH
Alright mate. Lol I was just having a bit of fun,just thought I would do a alternative to the article. I am sure ppl ain't having problems with the switch and everything will be fine, looks like good sales so far
@LandOfZeldtir It even says it is that point value(12) on the mission page, so that's why I was wondering how everyone was getting 16pts while I only got 12 for BotW. This is the screen:
@NintySnesMan
I gotchya. Ya theres definitely some issues to be aware of, for sure, but it's been mostly smooth ride so far. I do wish the wireless had a little bit stronger signal, friend said the same thing. I was just noticing that last night actually.
@JaxonH
I don't have a switch but the WiFi signal shouldn't be a problem for me. We have many network providers but I bought the best and most expensive the UK has to offer. I have never had a problem with my other devices and its lightning quick
@NintySnesMan
Don't get me wrong, it connects and all, it's just on the 1-2 bars of strength (3 is full strength on Switch) whereas I would have expected a solid 2 bars being upstairs. So it picks up the signal a tad weaker, but it still works fine. No disconnects, videos load and play immediately, etc. But my friend who uses his neighbors wifi, he said he had to go on one side of his house to pick up the signal.
But ya, as long as it works it doesn't really matter.
A question that's bugging me: where are the digital manuals? You know, the ones that were built into the system like on Wii U and 3DS. I can't seem to find one on Zelda, not even in options when the icon is highlighted. Don't tell me they've gone the way of storing all their manuals on the website for this console?
@JaxonH Exactly, but there IS 3rd part titles already announced. Yes, some of them are ports, but you are going to get them on ANY NEW system.
Steep, Skyrim, Beyond Good & Evil 2 (1 year SWITCH exclusive), possibly Watch Dogs 2, Fifa 18, Xenoblade Chronicles 2. And I am pretty sure, Nintendo will show off some new games at E3, as well as talk about VC.
So many negative statements. If it got to the same levels as Microsoft and the 360 Red ring of Death problem, where they had to replace over 4 million consoles, or where Sony had to replace 1.2 million consoles because of the Blue Light problem, then YES, I would say Nintendo has some explaining to do, and a lot of damage control to deal with.
Until we get the full numbers for consoles sold to date, and the full amount of consoles that have had to be replaced, people are just jumping on the HATE Nintendo bandwagon. If for example they sold 2 million units, and defective units accounted for 1-2%, that is bad, but understandable in mass production of new technology. However, if the defective units accounted for 10%, then there is something seriously wrong, and Nintendo would have to look at their production process.
@KIRO According to Nintendo of America, in the first 2 days, the SWITCH sold more units then the Wii over the same period.
I have not checked yet, but I think the Wii sold around 350,000 units in the first 2 days, so the SWITCH is probably around the 360-360,000 units I would imagine, but do not take that as fact.
Ten days after first playing a game, time played shows up in your profile section.
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