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18 Dec 20, 02:05 PM |
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18 Dec 20, 02:08 PM |
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Thank you Bozza
Any pointers on exactly what I need to buy? I can see on Argos that I can purchase the console, also there is a pack of two steering wheels... Are the controllers rechargeable? There's also a few bundles on Currys... Nothing like a last bit of Xmas panic buying Thanks again. Ali x Edited at 02:10 PM. |
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18 Dec 20, 02:21 PM |
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Ali have you thought about just getting the Wii back out and playing the old games? We have a Wii and WiiU and we'll probably play Toy Story mania, Mario party 9, mario kart and Wii party over Xmas.
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18 Dec 20, 02:24 PM |
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18 Dec 20, 02:31 PM |
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You don't really need much other than the console and a couple of games to start with.
You can get eshop cards which you can use for purchasing games online - you can also use them to pay for the online subscription - easy way to add an extra gift to open It can be worth getting a screen protector and maybe a case to keep it in esp if its going to be used handheld at all. argos have some basic ones on offer really cheap. The steering wheels are a bonus if your playing racing games plus it makes it a little easier to hold the remotes - they are pretty small but not essential. The ring fit bundle is probably one of the best at the moment as you don't really save much on the others as the games are cheaper - it may work out better to buy the console and the games you want seperately. You will probably need a memory card at some point when you do its def worth paying the extra to get the one designed for the switch though may be worth waiting till after xmas as they have just gone back up to full price Asda had some of the newer mario games on offer for £35 last week |
18 Dec 20, 02:39 PM |
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Good advice above.
The other thing to add, is that if you buy as a present, take it out of the box before the big day, power it up and set it up. Nothing more annoying than receiving a new console as a gift and then having to wait hours for it to download lots of updates before you can play with it! |
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18 Dec 20, 06:03 PM |
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How old is your DD? Mine is 11 and loves Animal Crossing, Splatoon and Just Dance.
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18 Dec 20, 10:11 PM |
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Thanks all.
I've ordered one Don't know what's got into me this week, I've made a couple of impulsive purchases It's a 'family' present so we won't wait until Xmas day to open it, we can crack on and get it set up as soon as it arrives! Thanks all for your input Ali x |
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18 Dec 20, 10:14 PM |
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18 Dec 20, 10:16 PM |
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Great stuff - enjoy!
Keep an eye on this for games that are on offer that might appeal - hotukdeals/tag/switch-game - you can get some surprisingly decent game downloaded direct from the Nintendo store for just a few pounds. |
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