I don’t know why, but…

There shouldn’t be many people who have been subscribed online for over a year and have played games for 50 hours.

>>4

The calculation of playtime on the Switch is quite loose, so it probably has around 50 hours.

I’m making the conditions stricter and narrowing down the buyers, so it’s like I’ve won the lottery, haha!

I’ve been online for 6 years, so I should definitely hit it, right Nintendo?

Only a handful of selected individuals probably subscribe to Switch Online and have over 50 hours of playtime.

>>9

If you’re playing Splatoon, you can clear it no matter what.

>>9

If you’re in the crowd that battles in Pokémon, this is a time you can easily surpass…

How many hours do you think I’ve played on the Switch?

Nintendo must understand that targeting those who play a lot will result in better future sales for the game.

Of course it’s going to hit.

I don’t have the right, so I won’t hit.

I’ve been subscribed online for 6 years, you know?

It can’t possibly not hit.

The problem is that there are still no games I want to play, even if I win.

I don’t know how much I’ll play right after buying it, but for now, I applied.

Don’t decide the number of units to be given to retailers until everyone is selected for Nintendo Online.

I bought four WiiUs.

It wouldn’t be wrong to hit Switch2…

I don’t have an image of it missing.

The conditions are strict, so isn’t everyone going to be selected?

I can’t wait, so suddenly I became super busy, and before I knew it, it felt like it was the day of the announcement.

I’m consuming the stacked software, so I don’t have the budget to buy 2.

In other words, my share decreases and gets distributed to others, so everyone wins.

>>22

If it’s 2, the load will become faster, so you can increase the digestion speed, right?

>>30

I have to finish it before it arrives, or I won’t make it in time if I do it after it arrives!

It would have been fine if the conditions were even stricter.

I wanted them to shake off more weak players.

I thought it was early when the release date was announced, but I still want it before Golden Week.

There probably aren’t that many people who are currently on a one-year online membership and want it right away.

However, on the day of the announcement…

It had nothing to do with me, as I had never joined online…

Only two weeks until the announcement, huh?

It looks like it’s going to be quite a festival around the area on that day.

I will likely crush your hopes.

I’m looking forward to drinking sake, accompanied by screams from now on.

>>29

Zoma is doing a bulletin board too.

The announcement date is the day of the lottery application at the electronics retail store.

Please, I hope you win at the Nintendo Store.

On the 24th, the voice of the nameless curse that was released will echo.

>>32

Ah, I ended up getting hit even though I don’t do that much.

If I respond like that, my ID might come out…

It seems that the participation conditions are considered quite strict by societal standards.

>>33

If we don’t make it strict to some extent, reselling won’t be stopped, so it can’t be helped.

>>33

Gamers will probably clear it easily, but I think most people only buy one game a year even after buying a console.

It’s not like my only hobby is gaming.

There are probably some people who have family circumstances and won’t buy even if the conditions are met, but I think it should be fine.

It seems that being online for a year is a higher hurdle than I expected.

>>35

If you don’t do it during the right period, it’s a bigger loss for those who are more active online.

I was fine because I’m lazy.

I don’t need it yet, but I should ask soon whether I have a younger brother or not.

The number of units sold directly by Nintendo is probably not that high.

The conditions are fairly strict.

I don’t know which has a higher level of competition, retail or the other.

For the day of.

Hey, those who didn’t win, hurry to Yamada Denki’s lottery!

I’m preparing a response.

Zoma is also paying for an online annual subscription and getting excited or depressed about retro game streaming…

https://www.famitsu.com/article/202504/39083

The reservation status of each store is summarized by Famitsu.

>>45

I want to know soon what will happen with the Yodobashi reservation.

Since it will be shipped in excess anyway, I’ll win.

Well, putting aside the 50 hours, those who haven’t done a full year online probably just haven’t done it at all.

Well, it’s going to be a lottery everywhere, isn’t it?

Toys “R” Us is still around, huh?

It seems that the deadline for purchasing procedures is until May 7th, according to the outcome announcement on the 24th.

When will the payment be withdrawn?

With a withdrawal of 50,000 yen, it’s quite a big deal, so I hope it can be withdrawn after June to make it in time for the summer bonus.

>>51

If you’re planning to buy it, then leave it!

If this is won, when will the payment be made?

I am already looking ahead and thinking about what peripherals to buy.

If you leave it to me, I’ll handle the payment for you.

It’s fine if I don’t get selected in the first round, but for the second lottery and beyond, please use automatic acceptance.

I guess I’ll have to pay for another year for Mario Kart.

Since the selection was narrowed down so much, I think there’s a good chance that everyone will win.

>>57

Of course it’s impossible.

Even Nintendo, as expected, finds it unreasonable to sell to all 100 million people.

>>57

That’s not possible at all.

Send the one you’re holding in America over here.

I can understand your feelings, but around 50,000 yen would be…

It was a hurdle that was nearly nonexistent for someone like me who wasted time at the Animal Crossing events.

After a long time of playing Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the loading times are long, so I want to play Mario Kart Wii quickly.

I laughed because it seems like it’s 100,000 yen in either Norway or Sweden.

>>66

The rule that all toys must go through wholesalers (agents) is the same as in the Middle East.

My family made a reservation, but just in case someone we know didn’t win the lottery, I made a reservation too. If everyone wins, thinking about it costing 100,000 yen could turn into quite a funny situation.

It’s true that 50,000 yen is a lot, but if you really wanted it, you should have been prepared.

It seems better to win since I’m buying both a pro controller and a memory card.

Shall we go for installment payments?

I had a mysterious realization that family plans can be used by users in different locations.

It’s a barrier.

If it’s everyone, then it would be 300 hours over 3 years.

If MyNin doesn’t work out, I’d like to reserve at Yodobashi.

Maybe a black card is a must at Yodobashi…

It is hard to imagine that it will become cheaper.

Given the current situation, it wouldn’t be surprising if prices were raised immediately…

I have the money prepared, but the release came earlier than I expected, so it took a bit of a toll on my wallet.

>>78

I was thinking maybe around fall or the end of the year.

In two months…

It’s June, so the bonus should cover it somehow…

I thought I hadn’t been in for about a year because I was coming in little by little, but I had been.

The Switch was available for purchase in stores about a month after its release.

The times are different now.

>>82

Have you become a father in these 8 years?

>>82

Well, it’s been 8 years and we’ve had the pandemic during that time…

I was a witch.

I thought it would be easy since it was the first time and the conditions were strict, but the winning rate turned out to be around 20%.

I’ve only been online for a little over a year, so I’m afraid I might be cut off.

I feel like I’ve spent over 50 hours just clearing Octopath Traveler or Xenoblade 2…

>>88

I played Xenoblade 2 for 200 hours.

Thank you, past me, for not going that far with DE and 3.

I played Breath of the Wild for 200 hours.

I only have resentment because I couldn’t even enter the lottery.

I was asked by my child to buy it, so it should definitely win.

I had been playing Mario’s Picross online on the Famicom and Super Famicom, and it paid off.

As a result of a strict lottery, all applicants, including Nameless and Toshiaki, will be disqualified.

>>96

At least make it a matter of prioritizing family-oriented groups, such discrimination would be preferable.

Because the children flowed, it’s embarrassing to hit.

I feel like I can buy it in the store after all, but since there’s talk of subsidies, it might be risky.

Move! I have the golden Mario statue from Clanin!

To be honest, I think it would be easy to buy if I had an electronics store credit card.

Everyone will buy the Mario Kart bundled version, so there’s no way I won’t win after choosing the standard edition.

>>102

I think that there will be a large number of people who think this way, and rather, the bundle version with Mario Kart will become the target instead.

I applied for the right to obtain it on the release date.

I made a reservation even though I don’t have any money.

I’m usually the type to download software, but since it’s a special occasion, I’m buying the bundled version!

>>114

I was completely mistaken.

I don’t usually play games that much, but I applied because I want to play Mario Kart.

Sorry if I hit it.

>>108

It’s better because it has a hundred times more significance than someone who reserves just because it’s popular even though they don’t play games.

I hope I win.

If I can buy it by continuing to pay for the family plan, that would be helpful…

>>110

It’s nice that the data on how many years you’ve been a member is properly stored…

Honestly, even online, it’s at a level where just buying it once at the convenience store along with Koopa is enough…

Well, it feels like it’s a rare condition for someone to not have done 50 hours of work after being in it for a year.

I did well to buy a year’s worth when I bought Monster Hunter.

Even if I’m not selected, I should be able to get it.

It’s a hassle to go through the procedures again.

Even if I don’t hit the release date, I’m fine as long as I hit it on the second or third time in front of Donkey, so please keep the same conditions for the Nintendo Store for a while…

I think the probability of me hitting is 1.

There were an unexpected number of applications because no advance payment was required.

About 50% are likely to cancel without paying 50,000 yen.

>>123

If you put in the equivalent of 6 Kuppa on your account, you can complete the payment, but if you don’t even do that, I don’t know what to say about Nintendo.

>>123

If you win, you lose the right to participate in subsequent lotteries even if you don’t make a purchase, but it seems many people haven’t read the application guidelines.

>>136

This time it’s quite well done.

Incredible gratitude…

There isn’t anything I really want to do at this point.

No matter how I think about it, there will be a timing when the price will return to an appropriate level, or at least to an overseas range, so I applied with the mindset that I needed to secure it by then.

If we gather at the house of the one who won, everyone can play, right?

I missed the chance to play Mario 8, but I want to try it from the beginning this time.

>>129

If I don’t turn on the tabletop fan I bought at 3coins, Splatoon 3 will overheat and stop.

>>129

The battery is too swollen, it’s scary.

They say there are no safety issues, but…

As long as a proper player wins, there’s nothing to worry about.

If I were to be greedy, I would want it to happen to me.

Even if you pay 50,000, if you resell it, you can get more than 50,000 back, so isn’t it rather that there are fewer people who cancel?

I want my nephew to be a moth lamp.

Since I can’t do it, show me as many grandchildren as possible before I become an old man or woman…

I’m grateful that digital versions of games can be borrowed and lent.

I won 100 units.

>>134

It’s nice to think that such provocations can only be said to come from fools.

I’m really looking forward to it; it’s so much fun every day until the 24th!

Right now, since it’s a festival, I’m thinking it’s okay if I miss out this time at worst.

Actually, isn’t today the day the lottery results are announced?

>>138

Still accepting applications.

I only have one month on the 12-month plan and I’ve only played Smash Bros for 51 hours, but I won.

When I checked the Switch, I had only played for about 100 hours, so even if I don’t win, that’s that.

As long as I can buy it before the day arrives, that’s all that matters.

I think it’s a good condition to deflect minimal teasing.

I’m looking forward to two weeks from now.

I have no choice but to bet everything on Yodobashi because I want to use my points.

I thought it would be easy under these conditions, but it seems tough since even those who weren’t planning to buy are participating in the commemorative lottery.

Maybe everyone will get a serial number, and it’s just a lottery in name only, so everyone will probably win.

Aim for the scalpers and kill them.

The longer the total playtime, the more likely you are to hit it.

I didn’t have a Nintendo Online membership, so I don’t qualify.

Everyone is hoping to win anonymously.

>>152

Courtesan!?

It seems likely to win if it’s shipped after the release date.

I want everyone with 4-digit playtime to win.

To be honest, the only games I’ve been really active in online are Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Splatoon 3.

I haven’t really used either of them much in the past two years.

I think it’s fine to give it to me since I played around 2000 hours just on Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

I don’t know how many units will be sold on the first day, but I don’t think Nintendo will release a million units officially.

With tens of thousands of people in the lottery, if there are tens of thousands of units, the odds would be low…

If the official initial release is unsuccessful, I would like the option to switch to a major retailer and the official second release, but if I win one of those, I want to be able to cancel all the others.

I hope to win because I’ve been watching my youngest son’s baseball games and going to my oldest daughter’s piano recital.

50 hours is easy, but a year might be something that could catch a few people.

Color

>>160

Online can only pay out from a year’s worth.

>>172

That’s definitely an additional plan!

>>160

That is exactly me.

I’m a package fan, so I’m not interested in vinegar kelp, and I don’t compete or cooperate online either.

If this misses, I’ll lose 300 yen, so I’m sad.

>>161

Let’s play some online software.

>>161

Even just playing a bit of Tetris 99 or Super Famicom games can make it worth it.

>>161

You have a face I haven’t seen before! Is this your first time with F-ZERO99?

It was written that first-come, first-served does not affect the results of the lottery, but…

It wasn’t written that factors like playtime wouldn’t affect the lottery results…

Watch the baseball game set for the third son.

Those who are not subscribed to the plus plan will be excluded.

I’m also subscribed to the pack!

You’d get change just from Mario World alone each month.

>>167

There’s also the SFC mini…

It’s interesting to look at the play records this time.

I logged 1000 hours in PowerPro.

Since it has little umami, it’s relatively acceptable to prioritize those who are inside.

>>171

People who paid for it will definitely be prioritized.

>>171

I think the subscriber-exclusive lottery beta test that was done before is a perfectly good benefit.

>>184

Is it true that they haven’t publicly announced what that test is for yet?

Even with all these conditions, since it’s still a lottery, I believe that there are quite a few people who meet the criteria.

>>173

4800 yen per year probably doesn’t have that many people who would join on a whim.

I want to reserve a GameCube controller quickly.

I feel like I can win if I use DMM’s online shopping.

I haven’t been playing much lately, so if the condition is “played for xx hours within a year,” it would be risky.

What is playtime!

I am a shareholder!!

Whether the winning rate is 1% or 99%, a lottery is still a lottery.

I can pay every month or every three months, but it’s quite expensive.

I want to seriously do Shine Post, so it would be a problem if I miss out.

I’m a bit looking forward to how many nameless people will not win by the end of this month and turn into spirits and apparitions.

I’m not worried about that because I’m likely to win.

>>183

Two weeks later＿＿＿＿

>>191

Nintendo, hurry up and increase production. Is this a scarcity marketing strategy?

Ugh, damn it!

The country will pay for this.

I’ve never won anything from a game console reservation application, so I want to win at least once.

It would take a year just to conquer the puzzle games of Famicom, Super Famicom, and Game Boy…

>>188

Really? Is one year really enough?

I haven’t played Switch lately, but I was able to apply, so I went ahead and applied, hehe.

It would be interesting if, upon reporting that you won the thread on the day, your ID would be revealed immediately.

>>192

I want that.

>>192

It seems like we should just build it with an ID already.

If this doesn’t hit, I’ll never have the chance to do Shine Post.

>>193

I think this is why there will actually be quite a bit of initial shipment.

If that game wasn’t bought due to launch festivities, it would likely be forgotten by everyone except for a few anonymous people.

Well, there aren’t many people who can easily buy a 50,000 yen game console, especially young kids.

This is my first time participating in a lottery reservation for a game console.

A little fun.

>>195

I can understand that there’s a bit of a festive mood.

I would like to think that after more than a year, a lot has been filtered out.

I like Yakuza 0 the most in the series, so I’m curious about the additional content and want to play it on the first day.

Well, if the site is that heavy, it’s only natural to be on guard…

When I was playing Donkey on the Super Famicom, I was fulfilling both.

By the way, when will I be able to buy it next if I don’t win?

Even just Super Picross can waste time.

Well, in reality, it’s just bragging, and it’s reasonable to call it a source of annoyance and confusion.

A nameless person who deletes just because they didn’t win…

According to my calculations, it’s about a 50% chance of hitting or missing.

I wonder how many tens of thousands of people are applying for the lottery.

Does it exceed a million?