| Product Description: | Cozy up with the comforts of island life. Create your own island paradise and bring it with you wherever you go with this Isabelle’s Aloha themed Nintendo Switch™ Lite system. The system features a lovely coral color, a white leaf pattern on the back, and a cute leaf design on the front, inspired by the Animal Crossing™ series. A full game download of Animal Crossing: New Horizons is included—a $60 value*! Dedicated to handheld play. The Nintendo Switch Lite system is lightweight, compact, and designed exclusively for handheld play. Enjoy a little “me time” wherever you happen to be, whether you’re on the road or in your own backyard. Your island paradise awaits. In the Animal Crossing: New Horizons game, escape to a deserted island and create your personal getaway. Customize your character, home, and even the landscape itself. Get to know the island residents, garden, fish, decorate, hunt for fossils, and more! Show off your island to friends and family or travel to theirs with local wireless and online multiplayer. Games for the whole family. Nintendo Switch systems are the home of games like Super Mario Bros.™ Wonder, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, and many more starring Mario and friends. And don’t forget other series like Animal Crossing, The Legend of Zelda™, Splatoon™, Pikmin™, and beyond!
Compact, lightweight handheld system
Design elements inspired by the Animal Crossing series
Build your community from scratch and meet charming residents in Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Local wireless** and online*** multiplayer
Invite friends to your island or visit theirs with up to 1-8 players in local wireless** and online*** multiplayer
Includes: Nintendo Switch Lite system, Nintendo Switch AC adapter, Full game Download Animal Crossing: New Horizons
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It's a good game for everyone, no violence, very kid friendly. Pretty much a designer game if she is into that.
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Besides that, the Switch is now 7 years old. The largest gap between Nintendo console releases so far has been 6 years. They are more than overdue for a new console.
So there is more than enough evidence at this point to confidently say that it'll be released before the end of 2025.
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Even if you don't plan to buy it right after launch, there will be bigger discounts on all Switch consoles after it releases.
Plus by next year the inflation will Mae whatever price drop that MIGHT happen be meaningless.
It's not the worst but it was certainly not fun. Given the chance I would rather have gotten a regular switch so that when the stick drift happens I wouldn't have to take apart the entire console.
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And yes, the Animal Crossing game is digitally tied to the handheld, there's no code.
Plus by next year the inflation will Mae whatever price drop that MIGHT happen be meaningless.
I paid retail when these came out, comes with Animal Crossing (digital). The console looks dope. I suggest getting a clear case, people on Reddit reported that scuffs can remove the design on the back easily.
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Plus by next year the inflation will Mae whatever price drop that MIGHT happen be meaningless.
Their new console will definitely not be $500. Nintendo uses older components to keep the cost down because they market themselves as the inexpensive option. They want it to be priced as low as possible because they know parents will have an easier time buying a $300 device for their kids compared to something more expensive. But the trade off is that their consoles can't compete with the performance of their more powerful and more expensive competitors.
Lastly, inflation has not hit electronics as hard as it's hit other goods. I don't really know the reasons for this but it's just facts.
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