Well I did say a small profit. I've decided to flip them, I have a buyer for the Switch for $450 today, and I'll probably list the Zelda for $125 or so. I used a siblings discount on the purchase, so I paid $388. Selling it for $575 = small profit. I only sell on Craigslist or GAF, don't mess with anywhere that I can get fees or ripped off.

I regret choosing the neon bundle ... I just don't feel it looks good at all. Ruins the sleeker aesthetic of the system. Grey might be boring but it looks better with this design IMO. I'm going to see if my brother gets grey and if I can trade with him.

Ha, I'm in the other boat. I have yet to open my box yet, but from looking online at vids and pics I wish I had the neon one. I got the gray one. Or I assume I did, still inside UPS box. I've heard the grey one just looks too grey.

But we'll see.

I mean the box size already surprised me. I was expecting small, but not this small. I'm half afraid I'm gonna open my UPS box and find a 3DS box inside.

I got the grey one, and it's just boring grey. But I guess it does look better when the console is in the dock charging. Still looks kinda odd with the ears sticking out and asymetrical analog sticks. The WiiU gamepad looks better sitting in its dock. Not sure why they had to cover 90% of the screen with the dock, it still sticks out the top a bit. It's the games that count anyway, you can always get a pro controller and hide the whole thing in a cabinet :)

I got a Switch this morning at 10 am CST at Target where I work when I clocked out. There were 7 Switch systems left out of the 25 my Target received. Target opened at 8 am and passed out tickets to 9 people waiting outside for Switch. I did not think I would get one, 15 were sold by 8:30 AM. I got my Switch for around $276 after team member and Red card Discounts!

My local Wal-Mart got in 20 extra Switch systems and sold them at midnight, some waited since 6 or 7 pm for One!

I'm anxious to see Switch launch day sales numbers!

I got NES 31 years ago Summer 1986 at Little Rock, AR Target when I was 16. Maybe Switch can bring Nintendo back.

Nintendo would be #1 today if it had put N64 games on discs rather than carts which we're now back to!

So, a day after the release, are all you switch buyers happy with the console?

I gotta say I am more so surprised by the system. Its much smaller than I thought it would be, from the joy cons to the screen to the dock itself. It barely takes up any space among my consoles.It's pretty sweet. Even the joycon controller is small, but still overall comfortable, minus the L and R button being kind of hard to reach. I'm cool with this for now.

As for the home screen, it's pretty simple, which makes it a little lonely compared to having miiverse on the Wii U. Still pretty slick nonetheless.

And Zelda, woo, just shocking for me overall. I was on blackout for it, so when I saw the open space for the 1st time, it blew my mind, as did everything else that followed: picking up sticks to use as weapons, grabbing anything off the ground, climbing trees, sitting next to campfires, the weather change, shrine dungeons, it's all be quite a shock for me. So far pretty awesome. The only issue I have is the button layout, it doesn't feel natural for me. I fumble alot just because I'm not familiar with the control scheme. whether I'm trying to jump stab someone or riding a horse. I hope I get used to it soon...

Either way, it's been really awesome and I love the console.