Gaming Will the Switch receive a price cut in 2019?
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well they're selling it for 299+mario kart for black friday, but I dont know if that will be available in hong kong.
i honestly wouldn't expect a big price drop though
i honestly wouldn't expect a big price drop though
there's rumors a hardware revision is coming though more powerful than the current switch. even talk of a 4k switch
299$ is pretty expensive tho
and in my country its ~320$ for only the console,no game
I would be happy to get it for 300$. In my country it costs regularly 400$. A bundle costs around 430$. I needed to import it from netherlands to get it cheaper.
Could be $149.99 no Dock, $199.99 with dock or $249.99 with dock and Mario kart 10
i dont even know there is a country called "Gambia" lol,sounds like its located in Africa
It was 330€ when it first came out here in Germany, dropped to 270€-290€ since then and now I am looking at 229€ Black Friday deals.
Lol, where did you see it for 270? I only have ever heard that it was sold for this price @ local markets but never nation wide.
I doubt that we will get 230€ tomorrow, but would be great.
Although, if I am unlucky they will only have it online for this price and not offline. But I need it offline for the hack :X
still waiting for a completely safe hack(ofc for free games) and hope they have a private online connection for hacked systems :C
im gonna buy games that are worth buying hah but not ports i have already played and bought on PC lah
im gonna buy games that are worth buying hah but not ports i have already played and bought on PC lah
You may be waiting for console EOL or beyond for a completely safe online hack.
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