Japanese buyers of the new Nintendo Switch have the opportunity to customize the colors of their game console.
Japanese Buyers Can Customize Colors Of Their Nintendo Switch
All the customers who preorder the new Nintendo Switch console on the Japanese My Nintendo Store get the chance to customize the controller colors of the game console that are included in their bundles. One catch for this is if you were thinking of importing: You need a Japanese Nintendo account to do this, as reported by CNET.
This means that customers in Japan are able to create unique color combinations based on their likes even those color combinations that are not yet available elsewhere. In addition to that, they exclusively get a black option, too. It's not known yet whether this will be available globally later on as the Nintendo Switch is getting sale all over the world. But it seems pretty likely that new colors will be released in the future.
Imagine the possibilities of pre-ordering a Nintendo Switch from the Japanese My Nintendo Store, then customizing your own game console through a website and having Nintendo deliver your personalized gadget right to your doorstep. Isn't amazing? But take note, that is for most likely the Japanese gamers only.
According to Techno Buffalo, in North America, you are stuck with either the color dark gray or almost black version of the game console or the one with a bundled red and light blue Joy-Con. While in the United States, no options available.
Nintendo Switch Release Date And Price
The Nintendo Switch presentation revealed that the most awaited game console will launch worldwide on March 3, 2017. The system unit will launch first in the US, Japan, parts of Europe including the UK, France, Germany, Denmark, Portugal and Russia. In addition to that are Australia, Canada, Hong Kong and several other countries around the world.
As reported by TechRadar, thanks to the Nintendo Switch presentation that took place during Thursday night, we now know a lot more about the upcoming game console. Nintendo got the big news out of the way first, unveiling that the console will be available this year and that it will retail for the cost of £280 in the UK, $300 in the US and 29,980 Yen ($260) in Japan.
There are already a range of accessories that have been priced up too, according to Pocket-lint. With games costing between £50-60. The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild is priced at £59.99, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is priced at £49.99, but these prices could always change. Meanwhile, the Pro Controller of the Nintendo Switch costs £69.99, while a pair of Joy-Con controllers is at £74.99.
Following the official reveal of the Nintendo Switch on January 13, you are now able to pre-order the very high and in-demand game console from a number of retailers online and physical stores. But be quick, as there will only be limited stocks of this item. The Nintendo Store in New York has confirmed as much on Twitter and we expect other regional retailers to follow suit.
