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The current Switch had an alternative monochrome (grey) version from the start, so I guess there's a chance the alternative version of the new one would be colo
by makeitdouble 2y ago
The current Switch had an alternative monochrome (grey) version from the start, so I guess there's a chance the alternative version of the new one would be colorful.
- bigstrat2003 2y agoIt's been a while, but from my recollection that was the main version at launch. It's what I got, anyways. I don't remember the red and blue joycons showing up until later.
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- rbits 2y agoThe switch had the red and blue from launch. In the reveal trailer they only showed the grey, but then in the switch presentation they revealed the red and blue. I don't quite remember, but I think from then on they mainly used that in marketing. It could be the same situation here, but the fact that the joycons already have a hint of blue and red makes me think this will be the only version, as it's sort of a mix between the 2 versions of the original switch. Personally I like it. I choose the grey version of the switch, and I think making the joycons the exact same colour as the system this time looks way better. Also I like the splash of colour rather than it being entirely grey/black.
- inyorgroove 2y agoI know for a fact they had the grey and colorful models on launch day, I bought the model with the red and blue joycons at mignight on launch day at my local BestBuy. The promo video in this article[1] shows some folks playing bomberman with those joycons about 2/3 in. 1: https://www.polygon.com/2017/1/13/14241960/nintendo-switch-launch-titles-prices-release-dates https://www.polygon.com/2017/1/13/14241960/nintendo-switch-l...
- cehrlich 2y agoNot sure which version was more popular, but I bought a red/blue switch on launch day. And anecdotally I'd say I've seen more of those than the grey one over the years.