Get off quickly.

That helps.

You’re trying to lead the nameless one like that, aren’t you, witch?

It’s not a bad choice since you’ll be able to get enhanced battery versions or limited editions later on.

You might be able to get it surprisingly easily, you know?
50,000 is a large sum of money.

That’s right! I’m going to drop out of the lottery too, so let’s all drop out!

It seems like prices are going to rise.

I wonder if the Mario Kart set is difficult to get? I’m starting to hesitate about choosing the regular version instead.
Either way, something that won’t hit, won’t hit.

It’s a crap hard drive that injures your fingers with a powerful magnet from a crappy battery, so it’s better to wait for the improved version.

Let’s all step back from the conflict!
Ready, set, go!

I already have it, but I’m going to enter the fourth lottery for the Pro Controller 2.

I’m actually looking forward to how many rounds of the lottery I can go through.

Aren’t there more Mario Kart sets?

Fortunately, there is an automatic lottery transfer feature.

They will likely increase production significantly during the summer vacation period and before Christmas.

I think it’s foolish to skip the limited-time Mario Kart w set this year.

Get off for a moment.
I’m contemplating whether to switch to the multilingual version.

I don’t play Mario Kart that much, so I feel like it’s fine to just wait for another set to come out.

Is the account logged in with 2 not excluded from the lottery?

At this point, I want to fight against Nameless in the finals.

I’ve only applied through the official online store.
I wonder how far it will go.

If I win the third one, there’s a junior who wants me to give it to them! So I’m applying for various lotteries until I win the third one.

It seems like the Air Rider won’t make it in time…
I think it’s before Christmas.

I’ll buy it if I can around this time next year.

It honestly doesn’t seem like they’re lowering the chances for someone who hits it once with internal logic.

Is there anyone who has received invitations from Amazon other than the initial timing?

Mercari is one thing, but if it’s around 10,000 yen at the store, I might consider adding it since I already feel kind of tired of meeting the application requirements.

You can buy it by Christmas.
There was a time when I thought so.

Huh, can the people who won apply again!?

There’s no way I can reapply.
Huh, can you do it?

I bought it for the offering to Higashibato.
Since the release date is still ahead, let me know if there are any recommended Switch games from the first generation instead of 2.

Will it go up to the 10th lottery?

It seems that canceling reservations has become popular because people can’t make money from reselling, so I’m betting on stores that have a second lottery.

Just because you criticize other models doesn’t mean the subtle issues with Switch 2 will be resolved.

It seems that it’s been revealed that there’s not much profit in reselling, so it might actually become easier to buy normally.

I hear that resellers are being investigated.

I don’t know because I don’t have it, even if you say it’s a delicate matter.

Limiting it to Japanese is surprisingly effective, or rather, it’s like checking the answers…

Are resellers withdrawing? Really?

I don’t need it right away, but I’m applying just to feel a mix of joy and anxiety.

If it’s easier to buy the multilingual version, then it might be okay to increase that much, but I wonder how it will be.

Switch2 seems to have a lot of potential…

Well, even without resellers, the sales of Switch in Japan are 37 million units, and assuming half of them are upgrading, that’s a demand of 18.5 million units, so it’s still a competition.

I envy the situation where you can just buy things casually without waiting in line at the register abroad.
It seems that the line for picking up pre-reservations takes about 5-6 hours.

Wasn’t the one that was made the most the Mario Kart set?

To be honest, even if you’re not a reseller who usually sells products for profit…
I feel like the situation where Switch 2 is so famous that regular people are reselling it for pocket money won’t be easily resolved…

That’s right, everyone, let’s do a multilingual lottery!
I will keep it as the domestic version.

I don’t have any plans to buy right now, but if Splatoon 4 is suddenly announced, I will end up repeating the same mistake I made with the Switch before.

Are you saying you want to spend 70,000 just for that? It’s just because there’s no region lock, right?
If you’re going to go all out with the overseas version, then that’s definitely essential.

The additional 20,000 yen feels like it’s not much different from buying it through resale in terms of expenses.

Switch2 will likely have a lot of games that use mouse functionality.
It was 1024 times easier to play than I imagined.

It seems that Pokémon can be played in foreign languages even in the domestic version.

Many people misunderstand the non-multilingual version as being foreign language unavailable in the in-game language.

I really want to play Mario Kart right now.

France has the Marikaset for 83,000 yen plus a 20% consumption tax, right?
Well, that would definitely change the atmosphere.

I think Nintendo was able to take measures precisely because of the huge failure of the PS5.
In that sense, we are grateful for the PS5.

I won at Yodobashi, so I canceled my second order, but if I hadn’t won, I would have gone for the multilingual version.
If I can prevent an opportunity loss for 20,000, I just thought it was a good deal.
Also, the money goes directly to the official source, not to resellers.

Honestly, there isn’t much explanation about the benefits of just adding 20,000.

There were times when past game ports and indie games only had overseas versions.
It seems that there might not be much benefit since the Japanese version often came out late, so I thought it was fine to go for the cheaper option.

I don’t have any yet, but I want to get two within six months…

Well, it’s a matter of merit, or rather, if Japan raises prices due to exchange rate issues, then Japanese people won’t buy it, right?

If you wait a little longer, there might be cheaper SD cards available, so it might be a good idea to wait and buy them together.
I was shocked to see that almost all of my data space disappeared when I moved everything without buying an SD card.

If I don’t win by October, I’ll play Digimon instead of Pokémon.

In this day and age, there are probably no overseas games that can only be played on the Switch 2, so it would be wiser to buy the overseas version later if needed.

It’s not that the multilingual version is 20,000 higher, but rather that the domestic version is 20,000 cheaper…
For people outside of the Japanese language sphere, the disadvantages of it becoming cheaper by 20,000 are quite apparent.

The reservation itself was a huge success with early adopters flocking to it, but…
It’s clear that Japan is overheating, but it seems that things across the ocean are somewhat calm.
That said, during the 2-3 years before Tears of the Kingdom came out, it felt like we were normally at the bottom in terms of overseas sales numbers.
Originally, even if it’s a new model, that’s probably how it is.

The strongest thing in the overseas version is the online bonus VC.

Since the animal boss hasn’t arrived yet, we can still wait.
It’s unclear whether they will even come…

Ah, there are many people with overseas accounts who need multiple languages.

I think if you changed the language at least at switch1, it will have no relevance from here on out.

If I want to play games from overseas, I’ll do it on Steam.

45,436 yen is about 314 dollars.
Is there a profit in the Japanese version?

I heard that the RTA community seems to require a multilingual version, but there are various other benefits as well.

I occasionally gave up on translations for overseas-only items at Muji, so I need a multilingual version.

If you’re going to buy a domestic version at a premium price, it’s better to go for the official non-region version; that way, you can play overseas games just in case, and it’s a better option.

In addition to the Mario Kart w set, I bought an SD card, a charging grip, and a set of 2 steering wheels, so I should be contributing to the profits to some extent.

I’m done with Oja’s videos, so just tell me what’s going on with the Terra Raid Battles.

There were quite a few opinions that said there’s no way to offer this specification at this price, but videos showing it running smoothly, even loading at lightning speed, are continuously being released.

There have been reports that if you made a reservation for One Piece, you could download it.

It would be nice if I could buy it by the time Pokémon is released.
It’s a lie, but I want it by Demon Ex Machina 2.

By the way, I wonder if the loading in Animal Crossing has gotten faster.

Pokémon SV can be launched in English even in the Japanese version.
The software of the overseas account left on SW1.
It is possible to lend between family members in the account for SW2 Japanese.
But this has a 14-day limit, and if a software for SW2 is released only overseas, we won’t be able to support it.
According to rumors, if you can bring the balance of your overseas account to zero,
You can change the country of the account and transfer to the Japanese version.

I mean, it’s ridiculous that it comes with two high-performance Joy-Cons with a FHD 120Hz touch monitor and high-performance vibrating mouse functionality.

I just want to get it before Rhythm Heaven and Everybody’s Golf come out…

Tears of the Kingdom is too comfortable.
Compared to the Wii U and Switch versions of Breath of the Wild, the resolution has improved a little.
There is a difference of about two orders of magnitude.

Is the Switch 2 environment not going to come to the Buraki Coal Mine…?

The Xenoblade series is only the original Blade from the Gears Saga trilogy, but will I be able to understand Blade Cross DE if I buy it?

Speaking of which, the Splatoon 3 Splatfest has become quite comfortable with performance upgrades, hasn’t it?
I wonder if I should try coming back after a long time.

It seems there is quite a difference that makes people understand why Pokémon SV is causing a decent stir with comments like “It’s strange that they charged money for that.”

It seems that Splatoon 3 was quite stretched to run on the Switch 1…

I wonder if the action games that had a 30fps limit have been raised up.

I ended up upgrading to Tierkin and Brewy despite having the additional pack… I messed up.

If you go crazy from constantly losing in Mario Kart
I stopped playing Pokémon when I cleared the story.
I think I’ll play from the beginning again…
This time I’m determined to do everything, even the DLC.

Pokémon really feels like a remastered version, it’s that different.

So there are resellers in this thread, huh?

FPS is generally capped at 30 or 60, so even if the hardware specifications increase, a game capped at 30 won’t become 60.
That’s why they’re releasing things like the Switch 2 Edition and the PS5 compatible upgrade version.

Even with the 30fps limit, there’s still a significant benefit because it’s capped.
I felt like asking them to make it up to 60fps.

Mario Kart’s free run is emptier than I imagined…

Why does Marika have a pretty low rating on Amazon?
I’ve only written one person so far.

Pokémon SV feels really good.
If there were no limitations on specs, Game Freak could do it too.

That interesting but heavy DQ Builders 2 being locked at 60fps already makes up for the Switch 2.

I was watching a stream of someone who won, and although I had no interest in Shine Post, it seemed quite interesting and got my attention.

I was going to buy it anyway, but after watching the Mario Kart play stream, I felt a little satisfied.

I was allowed to hold it.
Isn’t the handheld mode going to get incredibly hot, like in about two years?
At first, I was so scared that I almost dropped it.

If you pay an extra fee for Pokémon, please notify me on my smartphone when a shiny appears.

Since I haven’t played it yet, I plan to play Odyssey for the first time when I get my Switch 2.
It seems to have a high-quality appearance.

Freelancing had fewer game elements than I thought.
It can also be said that I had overly high expectations.

I thought freelancing was the most fun…

No matter where I look, I keep running into acquisition reports, and it’s tough for me.

Despite being heavily promoted, it seems like the exploration elements and the specifications of the mini-map haven’t been developed at all.

I traded ZA and Xenokuro for vinegar kelp, but I’m wondering if I should do it after getting the Switch 2.

It might be a measure against interference, but the brakes have become less effective in the world, which doesn’t really match well with free running either.

Rather, having nothing is more suited for me…

I hope the costume disparity will be addressed soon.

The Odyssey has definitely become more beautiful, but since it was already beautiful and 60fps to begin with, I might not feel a huge difference.

Indie games that tend to receive relatively high ratings are those that are simply about collecting beautiful scenery.

Is there no story mode in Mario Kart?
I don’t really understand survival either.

How is DOAX beach volleyball?

I’ve played too much Mario Kart, so I might soon buy some other games besides the Mystery Exhibition…
Which is better, Shine Post or Runfa?

I felt that the fun of exploring an open world comes from the visible rewards like items and stories.