As expected, you should stick to 2 from now on.

I want to do something messy.

The timing is bad.

Wait until the market is flooded with used items and the prices drop before making a purchase.

By the time I finish playing all the games I want to buy now, the Switch 3 will probably be out.

At least keep it light.
At least

Light is good, light.

Unless it’s a game you really want to play right now, why not just wait until you can buy 2?

From now on, prices for used items will start to drop, so if you don’t plan to buy two, that’s fine.

If you’re going to buy, it should be now.
It’s too late once it’s gone.

It will probably crash and be flooded with used items in about six months, so at the earliest, it will be in the fall.

It brings me closer to what I want to play, but I can’t really make a recommendation.

Buying used Switch consoles is a bit scary.
It seems like it might have mixed in with things that your child was using roughly.

I wonder until when they will continue the production of Switch1.
Of course, they are still making it for now.

Lite doesn’t cost more than 20,000 yen even when new, right?

If you buy one with a controller on Mercari, it’s a life hack that can be used for the Switch 2.

I guess it’s an acceptable line if it’s light.

Although the Joy-Con has become slightly heavier, I think the S2 is easier to hold.

People with large hands might find the 2 easier to hold, but the 2 has its own issues of simply being hot and heavy…

While doing a big cleanup, I found a DS Lite and a PSP in my room, and I thought, “Portable game consoles from that time are so light!”
Please release a lighter Switch 2 Mini that can be played while lounging around, like the Switch Lite.

It’s fine if you never intended to buy from resellers in the first place.
There are probably many people who want to get it even if they have to buy it from resellers! I think now is probably around the lowest point.

To be honest, if I’m buying now, the priority feels like 2 >> lite >>> switch.

I wonder what the used market for Lite is like.

In overseas, the queue for picking up reservations takes 5 hours, but the checkout line for buying is completely free.
I’ve heard that there are plenty of products available and no lines, so I’m a little envious.

Waiting for Lite of Switch 2
I wonder if something like this will come out in about two years for around 30,000 yen.

I bought a used Switch, but I’m using it without any problems.
The battery wasn’t worn out either, so it was a good deal.

I wish the individual Joy-Cons would become cheaper.
I want some variation for a change of pace in fit boxing.

It seems there were people who lined up for two months, but it wasn’t necessary.

If you don’t have it, the software is well-equipped, so it’s fine to buy it.
If you want to play Nintendo games, it’s better to consider the second one because the graphics and frame rate have improved.

It’s not mentioned much, but if you frequently use it in handheld mode, the rail part of the Joy-Con may get distorted or have locking issues, causing it to not be recognized, so be careful.
Fix the Joy-Con with a grip or buy a smartphone controller that is compatible with Switch and connect it via Bluetooth.

It’s French-like, but the Mario Kart set is…
83,000 yen + basic consumption tax 20% is definitely nerve-wracking.

The drawback of the Lite is that when switching to the Switch 2, it can’t handle the weight.

Since I’m a resident of the prefecture, I can’t win any of the lottery for in-store pickup, which is really tough…!

It doesn’t feel excessively high, but there’s almost no price difference from the PS5…

It seems that prices might drop sooner abroad than expected.

It’s unfair to compare it to a mobile device, but the PS5 still has better performance, right?

It seems like I could survive normally for about another 5 years.

Wait for the release of Switch2 Glicon.

I wonder if the graphics of Switch games will improve on mobile.
If it’s in TV mode on the Switch, it will be Full HD, so with the Switch 2, will it be able to do Full HD even in handheld mode…?

RUMOR: French retailer sees best-ever pre-order sales tha…

And here we go…

GoNintendo

There are talks that France is selling more than ever before…

Ah, so foreigners are coming to Japan and buying things because the yen is weak right now…

I’m looking forward to the late-stage Switch filled with picture-story-show dating games…

Yeah.

To be honest, if you want a Switch 1, just wait a bit and everywhere will have a sale like crazy.
Since 2 is a simple and completely superior version.

If the Switch gets cheaper, there are still uses for it as a sub-device to play some mobile-only games.

Nintendo itself is also recommending upgrades, you know.

The PS4 is such a retro console that it’s been around long enough to have gone through a complete cycle of the zodiac, so it really depends on how you look at it.

For some reason, YouTube and Nico Nico don’t work on the Switch 2, so my Switch has turned into a video player!

Even though the PS4 and Switch just came out recently.
The cycle has become faster.

I guess I bought the PS4 too late…

The next-generation console has been released around six years ago, so it’s just that the anonymous person is simply feeling the passage of time faster.

I’m still playing Ring Fit, so it’s not selling well…

Well, it’s the current home of otome games, so it shouldn’t make much difference…

It’s a lie that the PS4 is 11 years old.
It’s only been five years.

Switch2 is pretty tough to play while lying down.
That’s already a home console.

In terms of performance, retro hardware like PCs is the strongest, so in the end, it’s all about the software.

If I can buy a Switch2, I plan to focus on handheld devices, so please let me know about easy-to-hold Joy-Cons.

PlayStation 4 (CUH-1000)

Type of stationary game console
Generation 8
Release date: November 15, 2013, United States flag, Canada flag
Japanese Flag February 22, 2014

I thought it would be okay to buy it since it was priced at 20,000 yen at the used PS4 shop.
I was thinking, but did those hard ones come out so long ago?

Some Japanese people still don’t know that the PS5 has been released…

In our house, we are running the 3DS, PS2, and PS3 simultaneously, so I’m starting to lose track of the cycles.

Last year when I bought the Switch, the announcement for 2 was made.

Nintendo Switch

Released on March 3, 2017

That’s relatively recent, isn’t it?

Family Computer: July 15, 1983
Super Famicom: November 21, 1990

Switch: March 3, 2017
Switch 2: June 5, 2025

The switch has a longer cycle…

It might drop to about 3000 to 5000 yen in about two years based on the past.

Finally, the downgrade compatibility has become the norm; the PS4 really had an excessively long active period.

The speed of evolution of semiconductors has really slowed down.
As long as there is enough memory, even an RTX 20 series from 7 years ago can run normally.

I’m using a Switch monitor.
Playing mini-games like indie games is fun.

I got it with both hands, but…
1 has the advantage of being small and lightweight.
Using the old Switch for archiving or indie games seems like a good idea.

I want to play FPS solo, so I might buy it.
PS used

I don’t think it’s a bad idea to secure EL if it’s cheap due to inventory clearance!

There are still a lot of games on the 3DS that I haven’t cleared yet… please wait…

DS and DS Lite could be bought for around 500 yen for a while…

The Famicom was originally a culmination with Super Mario.

It seems like the Switch will continue to have software for over 10 years, or rather, indie games will be released.

I heard that there are things that can’t be ported because the low-memory S version is holding back the multi-platform.

For me, the Game Boy Advance SP, which allowed me to play games at night without my parents finding out, was the beginning of a revolution.

The thread will probably continue as long as support doesn’t end and the eShop doesn’t close.

Unlike before, it’s huge that I can clearly see the screen even in the dark.

I bought it three years ago, but it broke once and I had a full maintenance done.
Since I’ve come back, I plan to play for a while, especially since there are some masterpieces I haven’t played yet.
I’m currently playing Pokémon Shield for the first time, and it’s interesting.

The DSlite is still active as a GBA environment.
With GC, the drive is definitely a bottleneck.

That’s a retro game console in the thread image!
I used to do that when I was a kid, so nostalgic!

I bought nearly a thousand games on Switch, but in the end, I’ve barely played 50… Well, it’s the same with Steam, so I guess it’s unavoidable.

Kids from the squid generation are around adulthood.
Since we have progressed two schools even from the second one…

It seems like this one has better battery life.

Is it because of DLSS? The graphics in Cyberpunk are better than I expected.

Even if I wanted to sell 1, the killer content Ring Fit is…

I gave an old Switch to my boss who has small children.
I was happy that I could play Splatoon without worrying about the children’s eyes.

The IR camera is no longer at 2, so the ring itself needs to be remade.

In the case of used items, you can’t know the condition of the battery and the remaining durability of the sticks, so if you haven’t needed it until now, maybe you don’t need to go against the trend and buy it now.

I’ve been away from home gaming for about 20 years and I just want to play old games, so I’m thinking about getting a PlayStation 1 too.