Nintendo has set the pricing for it’s brand new line of Switch accessories. The items are now listed on Nintendo’s website. They are listed as follows:
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Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
$69.99 -Take your game sessions up a notch with the Pro Controller. Includes motion controls, HD rumble, built-in amiibo functionality, and more.
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Joy-Con controllers
$79.99 –Â Pick up an extra set (or two) of Joy-Con, the controllers that make new kinds of gaming possible.
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Joy-Con (L)/Joy-Con (R)
$49.99 –Â Add more players to compatible games with a left or right Joy-Con controller (sold separately).
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Joy-Con Charging Grip
$29.99 – Combine the left and right Joy-Con into one larger controller with this handy grip. It also lets you keep playing while you’re charging your Joy-Con, so you don’t have to miss a minute.
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Nintendo Switch Dock Set
$89.99 – Includes a Nintendo Switch Dock, Nintendo Switch AC adapter, and an HDMI cable. (Note that one of each of these items are included with each Nintendo Switch system.) If you’d like to use your Nintendo Switch with multiple TVs in the house, this set provides everything you need to dock your system and play in TV mode.
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Joy-Con Wheel (Set of 2)
$29.99 – Insert a Joy-Con into this accessory to feel like you’re behind the wheel in your favorite racing game.
Of course this is in addition too a bevy of other Nintendo Switch news announced today. Releasing to the world March 3, 2017 at a manufacturers suggested retail price of $299.99 it aims to be a true hybrid gaming console. One thing of note is the lack of any optical disc drive on this system, Nintendo instead opting to go for flash ROM cartridges as their medium of choice. With Nintendo claiming to have over 80 third party titles in development it remains to be seen whether or not the system itself can garner enough steam after a lackluster WII U life cycle. Plenty of confirmed games are coming to the system such as Dragon Quest X, Project Sonic 2017, and The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild. With a battery life estimated at 2.5-6 hours Nintendo may just switch, your mind come March
Published: Jan 13, 2017 12:20 am