A month later, and the Great Inventory Recession rages on! Anyway, this is a videogame sales site, and I want to see if any Switch availability trends are developing (aside from "Sh*ts hard to get!").

Also, let's be honest: it's the only exciting thing going on for us right now.

How has finding a Switch been for you?

Include a poll option...Already have one...don't see them in the wild.

I know where they have some, but they are overcharging for it, and the places where it's the normal price is sold out. So...

I got mine on May 14th, and my god was it hard to find. Me and my brother had to wait like 5 weeks before we could find one in stock, and eventually we ended up settling on a Zelda bundle that gamestop had put out, but the actual normal console was nowhere to be found, not entirely sure of the situation now because I haven't looked since then.

It took me a little bit to find one, but I eventually went to a Wal-Mart and get the last one in stock! But that was after a few weeks of not being able to find one.

Gamestop has become notorious for taking advantage of the demand with those bundles.

Classic gamestop, well with the increase of digital sales I suppose they have to do something to try to increase sales don't they?

It's all about margin for brick and mortar retail.

I've never seen one in the wild. Every person I know who has one camped online for first-minute pre-orders.

I have yet to see one in a store for purchase, but I did just order mine from Gamestop with Arms. Should be here in about a month!!!