@electrolite77
Mine never shipped. It's showing OOS on Amazon and Sold Out on BestBuy, and no one knows anything.
Psalms 22:16 (1,000 yrs before Christ)
They pierced My hands and feet
Isaiah 53:5 (700 yrs before Christ)
He was pierced for our transgressions
Zachariah 12:10 (500 yrs before Christ)
They will look on Me whom they pierced
I was browsing through Amazon and saw that the 2-pack of amFilm tempered glass screen covers is only $8.99. I had these bookmarked for when I finally get a Switch because people have made them sound good, and it says they are usually $29.99. Is this really that good of a deal for a good screen cover? Because I might go ahead and order them so I can have them when I do finally get a Switch.
@Xyphon22 Those are the ones I have and love them. I won't use anything but glass ever again. The visual clarity is nearly 100%. I sold my brother the other one for $5. Didn't see the need to have 2.
John 8:7 He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone.
MERG said:
If I was only ever able to have Monster Hunter and EO games in the future, I would be a happy man.
Maybe. Or UK distributors just haven't caught up yet. That wouldn't surprise me. Annoying thing for me is I used a '£10 off £75' Amazon voucher to pre-order Sine Mora, Rime and Axiom Verge. If I cancel any of them I lose the discount. Everybody else will be like "aw no physical Sine Mora, shame but never mind" but I'll be fuming.
@IceClimbers@Spoony_Tech You're both right, sort of. Note the difference between "user accounts" and "Nintendo Account."
Multiple user accounts can be made on a Switch, where only one Nintendo Account can be linked to a Switch. While purchases are linked to your Nintendo Account, there's no every-day application where that comes up, and to better answer @SuperJoon's question, the purchase of a game on a console allows you to play it on all user accounts on that system, but not on any other system.
Actually that's not true.
You can access both your Nintendo account and games on any Nintendo Switch. I have 2 Switches. I simply tied my Nintendo Account to my second Switch, and any time I want I go to the eShop of Switch #1 and click "Deactivate" then on Switch #2 I simply launch the eShop and it automatically activates as the active console. All my games are accessible and playable. However, I cannot access my digital games on Switch #1 so long as Switch #2 is the active console. Whenever I want to switch back, I repeat the process in reverse. I click "Deactivate" in the eShop of Switch #2, then launch the eShop of Switch #1 to activate it.
This has made me quite happy! So if I downloaded Minecraft from my account on my Wifes Switch (When shes gets it) we will be both able to play together. Nice. I just have to do the deactivate and reactivate when I want to go on the eShop. Sweet.
@SuperJoon
No you won't be able to play together. Only one at a time. Either you play and she's locked out or she plays and you're locked out.
Psalms 22:16 (1,000 yrs before Christ)
They pierced My hands and feet
Isaiah 53:5 (700 yrs before Christ)
He was pierced for our transgressions
Zachariah 12:10 (500 yrs before Christ)
They will look on Me whom they pierced
@zitpig@antster1983 I'm not in the UK, that's the problem. It should come with a normal European adapter according to Nintendo's own website. Could be retailers fault, but I have no idea how that cheap adapter ended up in the box.
@Therad Looks like no Switch for me this weekend. I emailed the retailer. I'm awaiting a response first, but I think this one goes straight back in the box and back to where it came from.
@Octane - I wouldn't send it back - the UK Switch power lead/plug is genuine. Just pop out to your local retailer and buy an official and guaranteed UK to EURO adapter. They cost less than a pound here and are widely available. Or your local game emporium may sell official power leads.
The switch will only draw the power that it needs - it won't harm your Switch to use the UK plug and a guaranteed adapter. I wouldn't use the one that came in the box though; it doesn't look like it has any safety mark on it.
I suspect your retailer receieved/imported the Switch from the UK and supplied his own Euro adapter. European voltages are all roughly the same: 220 - 250volts (actually harmonised to 230v recently IIRC). You definitely will not blow up your switch. Why send a machine back just because of a cheap adapter?
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