A:AnswerDue to the Pandemic, it is very hard to predict when new stocks will be resupplied.
But you can keep looking at https://www.nintendo.com/switch/buy-now/ to see which stores have their stocks available for sale.
A:AnswerDue to the Pandemic, it is very hard to predict when new stocks will be resupplied.
But you can keep looking at https://www.nintendo.com/switch/buy-now/ to see which stores have their stocks available for sale.
A:AnswerBecause it's out of stock online and in most stores. There are a couple Best Buy stores that have it in stock and where you can pick it up and it's eligible for in-store pickup at these locations, but overall it's completely out of stock right now.
A:AnswerBecause you can buy online and pick up in store if you happen to be near a store that has them in stock. If you're not near a store that has them in stock there currently is no way to buy from Best Buy as they are out of stock online.
A:AnswerNo games are included in the $200 listings. There are a few listings for bundles costing around $260 that generally include a game - the game these bundles include will be clearly stated in the product description.
A:AnswerGenerally not right now; COVID-19 has disrupted switch supply trains as well as increased demand (people are home bored during quarantine) and made these very difficult to find in stores. Your best bet is to keep checking online.
A:AnswerThis completely depends on which games you get. First party Nintendo titles are almost all rated E or E 10+ (suitable for everyone and everyone over 10 y/o, respectively) but there are some games that are rated M. The switch has a really large library so there's plenty of games suited for every age level.
