But the truth is…?

It may be that the strict lottery conditions overseas are for that reason.

>>7

The strict conditions mean that the largest market in the EU, North America, is currently postponing reservations.

If the majority is correct, the minority that is wrong will go insane.

Trump is going to persuade Nintendo to get everyone elected, I know this well.

Of course, Nintendo wants to sell to everyone.

Those who didn’t win are doing it.

I’m going to hit it… I…

Only those who meet the conditions can buy it! It sounds bad to say that, so maybe they decided to make it a right to enter a lottery instead…

>>15

So the only ones denying the theory that everyone wins are scalpers or those from the gaming community.

https://www.nikkei.com/article/DGXZQOUF31BM40R30C25A1000000/?n_cid=SNSTW005

I wonder how much qualifies as sufficient inventory.

Those who reserved the bundled Mario Kart anonymously achieved a great victory, huh?

I’m probably a nameless person from the future, but maybe everyone has won and probably everyone has a Switch 2.

Well, I’ll hit it, though.

I have the impression that even the DS was hard to buy at first, so I wonder how it will be this time.

It seems that the success rate is much higher than selling to retailers that might turn to resale.

It’s strong that you can check online membership history and play history.

Even if I win, I can’t buy anything unless they distribute the benefits quickly.

In reality, there’s an 80% chance of winning.

>>25

I will become part of the 20%.

I couldn’t apply because I was riding on my friend’s family plan.

Isn’t it a bit damaging for retailers if everyone wins? Are you okay?

I forgot, but the lottery is still going on, right?

>>30

If they’re setting a line where all applicants can sell under these conditions, I think they would just say it’s a regular reservation instead of a lottery, so I believe many will be unceremoniously rejected…

Even if everyone can buy from the official lottery at regular stores, there will probably be an overflow of people.

Today, I bought Xenoblade Chronicles and Pokémon with a thumbnail ticket.

I think Nintendo is really looking out for us.

I’ve been a member for over 6 years, so of course I’m going to win!

It doesn’t seem like a theory or anything…

Being off the mark is, conversely, a stroke of incredible luck.

To be honest, I thought the initial demand would take about three months to fulfill.

But is it really okay to believe them when they make such grand statements…?

>>46

The fact that the company selling it is the divine company Nintendo is already sufficient evidence.

>>88

The ones who were removed are just worthless trash with a problem.

If you’re taking risks and mass-producing, you want to sell everything, right?

I hope everyone gets it right.

I want to have fun in the Mario Kart thread with nameless people.

>>48

Are we going for a drive without names…?

>>48

When I get Mario Kart W, I want to take a lot of screenshots and spread the goodness of Daisy!!!

>>68

It seems like this place will be filled with IDs on the day of the announcement of the winners.

>>68

I think I’ll do it too, so be careful with boasting about winning…

>>68

People who say things like this get lucky, report it, and have their ID revealed, right?

>>105

Well, I guess I’ll say it too…

>>105

I’m going to go around with del, I’m going to go around with del, I’m going to go around with del.

It’s fine as long as you don’t go wild when it misses.

That said, since everyone has no choice but to enter the lottery, even if the theory that everyone wins spreads, there’s really no one who would be at a disadvantage.

Rather, I can even feel the good intentions of people trying not to be restless until the 24th.

I bought the Mario Kart bundle, but I don’t even have friends to play with anymore.

If I miss, I’ll lash out in anger, and if I hit, I’ll celebrate with joy.

The preparations are perfect.

The sight of you, thinking that everyone would win, was quite funny.

If everyone is going to win, I should have made it a Mario Kart set…

It’s no good because you can’t take risks at times like this…

Right now, at Nintendo’s factory, they’re desperately working to produce enough for everyone.

>>67

Well, it’s not a lie that the factory is still operating now…

It would be unfortunate for those who are left out…

I thought there was no way I could do online for a year, but when I bought a month this time, it showed 4 years and 6 months of history, and I was shocked.

I see that it has been charged to my credit card all along.

>>64

What a valued customer…

I haven’t even turned on the power lately, even though I’m still a member.

The reservation information currently available in retail is mostly through a lottery system, and the conditions are quite strict.

>>65

I saw GEO, but it was loose.

I thought the results were out already!

Well, I think it would be difficult for everyone, considering the hassle of shipping and various other things.

I feel like more than half of us can make it.

I bought the Lite at a half-baked timing and have been waiting for the sequel while playing Splatoon on a tiny screen, so I really hope it hits the mark.

When is the announcement?

>>74

24th

General reservations start around the 24th.

>>75

It’s been since I bought it on the first day of the Super Famicom.

Even if not everyone won, I’m curious about what the winning rate would be.

According to my calculations, the winning rate.

dice1d100=

17 (17)

%

By spreading the theory that everyone has won, it stimulates the purchasing desire of those who were not selected and makes them buy at high resale prices.

The first day was amazing, but now you can apply normally, so there’s no need to rush.

Even the lazy people who haven’t applied yet can take their time to do it by the morning of the day after tomorrow.

I feel like I’m going to win, half of me.

I feel like it’s going to be tough to buy a PS5 through a lottery.

Since I’m a 3DS Ambassador, I absolutely believe I will win.

On the contrary, there’s no way I wouldn’t secretly give special treatment here.

(I want to say that)

>>86

This time, it feels much better because overseas resellers are being suppressed. I hope it gets better.

“Everyone, please choose urine.”

>dice1d100=17 (17)％

Oh no…

>dice1d100=17 (17)％

One sixth, that’s not too bad.

(I have been contributing to Nintendo for a long time, so it’s a sure route.)

It seems that Switch software will continue to be released for the next two years, so I can endure being out for up to two years.

They said officially that they will hold multiple draws from now on.

Since you know the number of applicants, there are probably quite a few who are not suitable, right?

>>93

It might be the type where winning emails keep coming in, like with Sharp’s masks.

It’s been more than a year since I registered online, so I’ll probably buy a Switch 2.

It’s after you’ve actually won that you can celebrate.

>dice1d100=17 (17)％

Terrible.

>dice1d100=17 (17)％

Raw…

It seems that after seeing the results of the 24th, I can apply for the lottery at other stores.

The truth is that I’m probably furious, but with a healthy mind, I’ll say congratulations to the anonymous winner…

If you see resale on Mercari, it will likely turn your head.

>>103

(I guess it’s stress that caused the hair loss…)

Maybe I’ll encounter some Switch 2 hunting on my way back after I buy it.

>>108

Noooooo!!!

We can’t really afford to treat retail poorly, so I think we’ll lose half of it.

>>109

Retailers are scum who collude with resellers, so it’s only natural for them to be treated poorly…

>>115

Basically, legally speaking, all retail is resale.

>>115

Don’t say something like a clueless kid.

>>109

No, retail is full of those who don’t meet this application requirement.

>>109

Retail is all about new users flocking there, so isn’t that enough?

Even Bowser is considerate, isn’t he?

I want to breeze through Raido, Lunfa, and Dragon Quest I and II, so I hope for a hit.

Don’t say you can do it on the Switch.

I’ve never participated in a lottery sale before, so I’m not sure how likely I am to win.

I hope I win…

There’s no way they would make us go through the trouble of subscribing to Nintendo Online just to drop it.

I think the official option has a better chance of winning than the mass retailers, but is it really possible for everyone to win?

>>116

You should be able to know the number of people who can participate in the lottery, so it seems like it shouldn’t be impossible.

>>116

They’re going through the trouble of setting conditions and narrowing down the number of lottery entries.

I don’t think it’s the case that you don’t have a grasp on the actual numbers.

To be honest, given my experience with the PS5, it’s obvious that the main unit and peripherals will increase in price, so there’s no choice but to buy at launch.

Once the data transfer from Switch2 is done, can I go ahead and sell my old Switch?

>>119

If there are no unsupported software, then it’s fine.

>>119

Depending on the software, the behavior may become unstable on switch2, so make sure to check it.

Since the online start date until today, my total playtime has easily exceeded 10,000 hours and I’ve bought over 100 games, so there’s no way I won’t win!

Excellent customers!

>>121

It’s a big shock for someone who is actively spending on online payments and buying software to apply and not get it.

It can even become an inverted anti.

>>138

Well… I’ll just hang around at Amazon or Yodobashi normally…

>>160

Are you going to give up like that again?

I believe that since I’ve accumulated a lot of old Club Nintendo points and have been continuously subscribed to Switch Online and the additional pack since the service started, I’m absolutely confident that I will win, so I’m already feeling like I can play Mario Kart.

>>123

Guys like this are the ones who miss the mark.

Well, there’s no way I won’t hit it.

On the Nintendo side, they are aware of the number of people who meet the conditions and are likely preparing accordingly, leading to a sense of hope.

>>135

I see you are ready to quit the bulletin board and break down the stack.

Would you like to become the son-in-law of the Houjou country?

I’m a strategist, so I thought I could just buy the individual version of Mario Kart later if I wanted it, so I chose the standalone version.

Aren’t they going to have a second lottery even if you don’t win?

>>139

Not just a sequel, they said they will do it for a while.

What should I do if I win?

I have no money.

>>140

You can borrow money, right?

>>140

Don’t apply.

>>140

It’s not a time to be buying a gaming console, so don’t worry.

>>140

Why not just register for Paidy now?

I don’t know if it can be used in the store.

>>140

I can receive 60,000 yen in April as a subsidy for my difficult illness…

>>165

I’m also suffering from the can’t-buy-switch2-and-will-die disease, you know~

>>140

The payment deadline is until May 7th, so start a short part-time job from tomorrow to earn some money.

>>140

If you secretly contact me, I’ll buy it for you and play with it instead.

The damage when it misses is significant, so I’m already getting ready to buy it at Yodobashi.

It’s only natural to think that not everyone can win.

Mr. Nintendo…

I’ve been in the family plan for 3 years, you know?

Even if everyone wins the lottery this time, I think the Switch 2 sold in stores will still sell out normally.

I hope we find out the lottery results before reservations start…

It seems like both were on the same day…

>>146

In any case, retail reservations are a lottery, right?

>>146

I don’t know if there are still stores selling on a first-come, first-served basis, but I think if you wait until you see the results and then take your time going there, you’ll just end up at the end of the line.

I debuted on Switch from 2, so I have no choice but to lick the shoes of retailers.

Even if I fall, I have the second lottery, so I’m fine.

You should have an understanding of the number of people who fit the criteria.

It will only be a matter of an increase in the number of people who pay for an additional year later.

I thought I wouldn’t be able to buy it anyway when it was a regular switch, so I made a reservation.

I ended up having to buy two on the release day.

I expected that there would be many people who want to keep their purchase costs down, so I chose Mario Kart!

>>157

I chose this because I wanted to play Mario Kart too!!

It’s a lie! The idea that everyone would win is all a lie!

It’s all just nonsense to make Dad feel at ease!

>>158

Dani!?

Retail will likely engage in fraud through the lottery…

I mean, actually Bic Camera was rigging the Switch lottery.

Well, if it comes to that, I’ll give the password to my part-time job.

The time has come for the tax-exempt household benefits to be helpful.

The only reliable ones in the local area seem to be GEO, Yamada, and Bic.

Well, considering the time during the pandemic when there was a shortage and I kept losing in the lottery, this is nothing.

By the way, is it until today?

When Switch1 was released, there was a bit of a scramble for the joy-con color on the morning of the release date at retail, but everyone was able to purchase one…

The Mario Kart Wii package and download card can be bought anytime, but

The only time you can buy the Switch 2 with Mario Kart W on the package is by the end of this year, you know?

Even if you get a Switch 2, the only new game you can actually play on release day is basically Mario Kart.

>>178

There’s Shine Post, right!!!!!!!!

I had been offline for a while, so I was wondering if I would have enough time… When I checked for my application, I found that I had a normal history of about four years, which relieved me.

Isn’t the result announcement for the lottery still not out?!

>>180

Not yet, so don’t worry.

>>180

(But well, I’m probably right…)

>>180

Swing practice is important.

Has it already been announced?

It seems like it’s mostly a lottery, so I’m glad I don’t need to stick around on the 24th.

I already loaded 54,000 yen onto my Nintendo Switch prepaid card.

The option other than buying from the Nintendo Store has disappeared.

Since Nintendo has the numbers, they should be able to make quite accurate predictions.

Given that they have presented these conditions, they must be intending to almost guarantee the win… that is my hope.

I wish for that too.

To talk realistically…

You increase equipment to sell a large amount in the initial phase, right?

When demand settles down, the equipment becomes a liability.

You can see the realistic initial sales numbers, right?

It doesn’t matter to me because I will win.

>>188

Can’t you see it?

Is everyone a winner?

A thread that clearly illustrates how frightening normalcy bias can be.

I have no money.

As expected, it doesn’t exist.

If I receive an email asking me to suddenly pay 50,000 yen because I’m not expecting to win, I would suspect it’s a scam.

If you’re not going to play Mario Kart, don’t buy the bundled version…!

>>193

I won’t use it, but I got the bundled version because it was cheap.

>>193

Shut up! Let me buy it! I’ll probably do it!

Since they are saying it’s the first lottery, there will also be a second and third round.

In other words, it will hit someday.

Next Thursday? Ah, that’s scary…

It will already be confirmed in 10 days…

For now, I will apply for the Mario Kart bundle edition.

I will buy it if I win.

Auntie who doesn’t know whether to play or not!!

I said everyone was elected at school, but I’m relieved.

Isn’t it a bit different from normality bias?

It seems that the number of units sent to the United States for tariff measures is 1 million.