A:AnswerYes is the new version, I think the battery of the device it’s bigger than the old version, but I recommend to buy the replacement plan Best Buy offer in this product, you never know what could happen
A:AnswerThe Nintendo Switch can output stereo audio or a 5.1 audio signal, but only through an HDMI cable. You should be able to run the HDMI cable from the Switch to your Audio Extractor, then run an optical cable to your audio setup. You would just want to adjust the Switch's audio settings so that it is playing audio in 5.1.
A:AnswerThe Wii and the Nintendo Switch are two different systems. While I have heard of a fitness game and accessory coming out for the Switch, I don't know if there is one. The only accessory I know of at the moment for fitness games are the Wii Balance board which was used for the Wii and Wii U for the Wii Fit games in both systems.
The Wii and Wii U while of the same family, are different systems. The original Wii had backwards compatibility with GameCube games, while the Wii U is backwards compatible with any of the Wii games. Though you're probably going to have to look somewhere else for those as I'm sure Best Buy does not sell either.
Or just wait for something to come out for the Switch.
A:AnswerIf you’re talking about using Data off your phone to create a mobile hotspot for the system to connect to yes. When you create a hotspot it’s a source of WiFi anything can connect to that is WiFi compatible.
A:AnswerI bought my son one and paid for warranty. After 2 years the controller knobs was worn and Bestbuy replaced it for no cost due to it being on warranty. I would suggest taking the warranty as the controllers are $80 before taxes. Even if it breaks they will fix or replace.
A:AnswerYou might be able to exchange if you purchase the older model within the last month?? Best bet is to buy the newer model, transfer your content and sell the old model locally or on eBay. Used prices on eBay look to only be out $50 but gain much more battery life and brighter screen.
