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Nintendo Switch To Launch March 3, 2017 Worldwide For $299.99 USD/ $399.99 CAD

Nintendo announced at its Jan. 12 presentation that its newest console, the Switch, will launch worldwide on March 3 for an MSRP of $299.99. The company released a bevy of other information about the upcoming home console/handheld hybrid as well, including the contents of the box that lucky Nintendo fans will be able to take home on launch day — in addition to the dock and the device itself, consumers will find a left and right Joy-Con controller, two Joy-Con wrist straps, the Joy-Con grip, an HDMI cable and AC adapter.

Nintendo announced at its Jan. 12 presentation that its newest console, the Switch, will launch worldwide on March 3 for an MSRP of $299.99 USD/$399.99 CAD. The company released a bevy of other information about the upcoming home console/handheld hybrid as well, including the contents of the box that lucky Nintendo fans will be able to take home on launch day — in addition to the dock and the device itself, consumers will find a left and right Joy-Con controller, two Joy-Con wrist straps, the Joy-Con grip, an HDMI cable and AC adapter.

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There will be two separate versions available for launch; one will come with two grey Joy-Con controllers (which then match the aesthetic of the console, grip and dock), while the other will liven things up a bit by offering one Neon Blue and one Neon Red Joy-Con. Both go for the suggested retail price of $299.99.

Those who can’t wait to get their hands on the new home console-handheld hybrid will have several opportunities to try it out — provided they can reach one of six cities currently on Nintendo’s “Preview Tour” schedule. The current lineup will see the Switch coming to New York City on Jan. 15; Toronto on Jan. 29; Washington, D.C. on Feb. 12; Chicago on Feb. 19; San Francisco on Feb. 26; and Los Angeles on March 5 (sadly, two days after the console’s official launch).

Tell us, are you excited about the Nintendo Switch, given these launch details? If so, will you be looking to pick one up on day one? Sound off in the comments below and as always, stay tuned to We Got This Covered for all the latest on Nintendo’s newest device.