A:AnswerMy sons for $299 version came with no games. No case. All the equipment and accessories need for handheld, tabletop, and big screen play. One set of joy cons.
A:AnswerThe basic Nintendo package comes with Nintendo switch console, Nintendo switch dock, 2 joy cons, 2 joycon strap accessories, 1 joycon grip, AC adapter, and an HDMI cable.
A:AnswerThat is correct. If you buy it right now from Best Buy they throw in a free Starlink pack. You do get access to some NES and SNES games if you get the Switch Online membership.
A:AnswerSo if the box is all red it’s the newest model of the switch but if it’s the white box then it’s the old model plus it should say (-1) somewhere at the end of the serial # which basically identifies it being the new model
A:AnswerNintendo has a deal online on their website that you can download the old games onto your system for fairly cheap. You may want to get a larger microSd card to hold all the downloads.
A:AnswerI had to grab the game and take a picture of the flyer they had by the game systems then present it at the register. It was not appearing when they scanned it. They ended up honoring it.
A:AnswerThe unit comes with a dock in the box but you can buy extra docks for other rooms inside the house. For example, one in the bedroom and one in the living room.
A:AnswerIt would be separate. You may have bought it prior to the promotion or it was shipped separately. Even though it says it is a $59.99 value, Best Buy has it discounted to $9.99 right now. If it was included at the time, it would have been added to your cart with the Switch.
A:AnswerThe entire purchase is, sales tax is considered part of the purchase. Though normally the sales tax cannot be used to reach that amount, it becomes part of it when the purchase is made. This isn't like what you may run into for some furniture stores.
