ELI5 smuggling a Switch2 over the Mexico or Canadian border. Not that I would recommend that or anything. For science. And fanfic.
this post was submitted on 04 Apr 2025
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You have always been able to smuggle goods across borders. It's also always been illegal if you get caught.
People still do it, typically fags and booze as they have high taxes on them.
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Yeah, bullshit. They're just using tariffs to further increase the price.
100 bucks cheaper in Japan than any other region? 90 dollar games that never go on sale?
Get bent, Nintendo, I'll stick to the steam deck and wait for emulation.
Tariffs causing price increase would be good for me politically
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Looks like it has some promising titles but I don't think price wise it can compete with the ryzen based handheld pcs like the steam deck etc. It doesn't make much sense so far as I can tell but I'm still curious what titles it gets and how the battery life compares
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~~$442~~ Wait, new us price (since its built in china, for a Japanese company) is $1000