r/NintendoSwitch2

Just want to share for those who are holding off like I was.

The screen is absolutely AMAZING!

Games lika Metroid 4 really gives a next-gen vibe compared to even the Switch OLED.

I was holding off on the Switch 2 due to lack off OLED. There seemed to be so mixed impressions with the new screen and people complaining it is not OLED. But then I went and brought anyways it yesterday (sold off my Switch OLED and Wii U) due to the upcoming price increase and I have to say so far it has been a VERY impressive experience.

It is a superior screen to the Switch OLED in every sense but black levels. It is faster, it is larger, it has HDR and very nice colors. But most important for me is the 1080p that finally makes the Switch feel like a modern device.

That’s it. If tou are golding off for an OLED model that might never come, I would say there is absolutely no need. If the day comes you can always sell and upgrade but until that the S2 feels like an amazing device and an upgrade in every sense!

Owners of the S2 and prevously OLED, do you agree with me?

Option 1

Option 2

I got tired of my hands being numb after a couple minutes of playing handheld, so I decided to buy a grip case. The only two cases available where I live are these ones, other options would require me paying for an international shipping. Which one would you recommend based on your experiences? The second one seems to have better grips but I dont love the looks of it, I like something more low-profile like the first one, but I don't know how comfy that one is. Both cost almost the same ($20-21)

Accidentally found it on the eshop result page for Katamari, it's the first non-Bandai Namco Keita Takahashi title on a Nintendo console and is set for June 11. Here's hoping for Noby Noby BOY and Wattam as well as the post-Keita rest of Katamari (ALL of them).

I had to know it was too good to be true... Amazon promised Release Day delivery but just got an email this afternoon that they were delaying until Tuesday. I should have went with Walmart.

Will Nintendo replace my left joy con for freE? It's under warranty and less than one year of purchase. The left joy con joystick has like a little spring or something something that I can feel when I move from left to right when pushing at the top, and it makes a subtle sound. Any idea how I can get that fixed?

When I picked up my Switch 2 naturally picked up the annual expansion pack option.

Now we're coming up to the one year anniversary I'm curious how much everyone has actually been playing it? If you went for the same year of expansion pack at launch will you be renewing for year two?

I'm personally trying to make my decision down to the raw financial numbers alone.

I don't want to bias replies for or against by voicing my own decision early on. But here's how I'm looking at it:

The Expansion yearly price (excluding base online) is 43% of DK Bonanza's launch US RRP. In the UK it's just 26%.

DK's reported "no collectables" completion is 15 hours. So using that as a baseline, comparing 1:1 hours and price.

Expansion is financially worth it if you get more than 6.5 hours of play per year US or 4 hours in the UK.

So did you?