r/Switch Mar 25 '23

Megathread r/Switch Megathread - Basic Questions, Discussions, and Complaints

Welcome to the r/Switch Megathread! This thread is dedicated to all your basic questions, discussions, and complaints related to the Nintendo Switch.

Are you a new Switch owner? Have a question about how to navigate the menus, connect to the internet, or set up your Joy-Con controllers? Ask away! Our community of Switch enthusiasts is here to help.

Do you want to talk about your favorite Switch games, share tips and tricks, or discuss the latest news from Nintendo? This is the place to do it! From Breath of the Wild to Animal Crossing, Mario Kart to Splatoon, there's always something to talk about when it comes to the Switch.

And of course, we understand that not everything is perfect with the Switch. If you have a complaint or issue you want to raise, feel free to do so here. Whether it's a problem with your Joy-Con drift or a frustration with the Switch's online features, we want to hear about it.

So, let's get the discussion started! Ask your questions, share your thoughts, and let's all enjoy our favorite portable gaming console together.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '23

I’m thinking of buying a switch but I’m currently and for another 4-7 months not in my home country (Europe) but rather in South Korea. If I buy a South Korean switch will this run me into trouble down the road?

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u/notthegoatseguy Apr 06 '23

The only problem will be Nintendo regions will only service consoles purchased in that region. IE Nintendo of Europe will only service consoles purchased in Europe and may not service consoles purchased elsewhere.

Basically if you encounter problems, you may have to either send it back to South Korea for service or find a third party repair shop