For the Costco deal, the 128gb microsd card is worth about $25, carrying case $20, screen protector $10, and 1 year of Nintendo Online $25? In all, you're paying $50 for all the extras which are worth about $80 for savings of about $30. The Wal-Mart deal, you're getting a case ($20), and $25 eShop credit or about $45 worth of stuff for free. Not to mention the limited red joy-cons. Seems like Wal-Mart's bundle is a better deal.
I'm not sure if Costcos in TDOT carry it, but I see it everywhere here in MTL.sqeekypotato wrote: ↑ Where do you see this costco deal? I've been looking on their site and there isn't any switch console for sale that I can see.
Sounds like you don’t really need it and will just buy it for the sake of a hot deal.sabrunkas wrote: ↑ Sigh. I want to get a switch, but I am unsure what "deal" would work best for me. Wait for a points promo from Shoppers? Or go for something like this? Does anyone have any input here? I have no rush to get one, I just want one for my work travels and spare time when I'm bored, so I'm willing to wait for a great deal.
Its a family membership you get which is 44.99 in the Costco bundle.bobohobo2kx wrote: ↑ For the Costco deal, the 128gb microsd card is worth about $25, carrying case $20, screen protector $10, and 1 year of Nintendo Online $25? In all, you're paying $50 for all the extras which are worth about $80 for savings of about $30. The Wal-Mart deal, you're getting a case ($20), and $25 eShop credit or about $45 worth of stuff for free. Not to mention the limited red joy-cons. Seems like Wal-Mart's bundle is a better deal.
Hey bud this website ain't your diary. We don't care.redflags10 wrote: ↑ the neon joycons look better to me imo
the only game that looks good on the switch is BOTW, so it will cost $500+ just for one game? smh
Shopper's is probably the single most cost efficient way to get a Switch. The last redemption event was 250k points for a $400 game machine. Amazing deal.sabrunkas wrote: ↑ Sigh. I want to get a switch, but I am unsure what "deal" would work best for me. Wait for a points promo from Shoppers? Or go for something like this? Does anyone have any input here? I have no rush to get one, I just want one for my work travels and spare time when I'm bored, so I'm willing to wait for a great deal.
Does anyone NEED a Nintendo switch? No. I just gave my reasoning why I want one - to use when I'm traveling for work and also for when I'm bored, aka the same way basically every other adult would use a Nintendo Switch. But yes, I want a hot deal if I'm going to be spending several hundred dollars on it.
Yeah that's what I was thinking. I'll probably wait for a 20x the point event and also use my PC mastercard to get the extra points. That way, whatever points I get can be used towards buying games, seems to make more sense that way!frozenmelon wrote: ↑ Shopper's is probably the single most cost efficient way to get a Switch. The last redemption event was 250k points for a $400 game machine. Amazing deal.
