With Japan as an example, simply go to my./getting_started in a web browser to create a new account and be sure to select Japan as your country. For example, you can download some cool Japanese games you won’t find at retail in the U.S., nor will you see it appear at the Nintendo eShop. Nintendo Switch is “region-free,” meaning you can play games from other countries. With a free service called MoviesAnywhere, you can link up all your accounts – including Amazon Prime, iTunes, Microsoft Movies & TV, FandangoNow, Xfinity, and Vudu – and then by linking your MoviesAnywhere account to Google Play, all your flicks will show up under “Purchases” on YouTube.Īnd since you have access to YouTube on your Nintendo Switch, you’re good to watch all your purchased movies on your console! There’s now a YouTube app for Nintendo Switch, but that’s just the beginning. Here are 10 such tidbits – features, tips and tricks – to getting the most out of your console. Tech team-up: Xbox Live could soon be coming to iOS, Android and the Nintendo Switch Mobile video games: Mobile players' mindset: They don't consider themselves "gamers," survey finds There’s a lot more to Nintendo Switch you likely weren’t aware of. Underneath the console's kickstand on the back, you can snap in a microSD memory card to store more downloaded content, should the 32GB of internal storage not be enough for you.īut you already knew all this, you say? No worries.
Ultimate" – which you can buy in cartridge form or download digitally from the Nintendo eShop online store. There are several exclusive games for the platform - including best-sellers like "Super Mario Odyssey," "Diablo 3: Eternal Collection," "Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle," and "Super Smash Bros. If you’re reading, chances are you already own the Nintendo Switch ($299) or are thinking of picking one up.Īs you likely know, Nintendo Switch is a unique hybrid console that’s both a portable gaming system, like a Nintendo 3DS, as well as a home console, which snaps into a docking station (included) to connect to your television.
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