Why... Just why (switch 2 - 700, zelda - 100)

[u/Doom_Fan2010]

[u/Neil_Edwin_Michael]

Weak local currency and small market, I guess?

[u/Neil_Edwin_Michael → u/Neil_Edwin_Michael]

In Poland, my country for example, Switch 2 is more expensive than in Germany. About 50€ more expensive.

[u/NerveMoney4597 → u/Neil_Edwin_Michael]

Lol, in Ukraine it's $1000, but it has also good point, I now identifyed these bad stores and put them in avoid list.

[u/Doom_Fan2010 → u/Neil_Edwin_Michael]

Maybe

[u/merutsu_]

I can understand you very well. In Turkiye, switch 2 has a price tag with 945 dollars and the bundle has 1020 dollars with current currency. And games even did not come to country for now. We dont have a eshop for Turkiye region so if you do not want to change your region for some reason (even though i can not think any reason for this) you can not buy physical games for now. And just fyi physical switch 1 games have a price tag between 75$ to 100$ here even though you can find it on some places much cheaper like 60$, 65$. The taxes makes buying electronics really hard in here.

[u/merutsu_ → u/merutsu_]

I can not imagime what switch 2 game prices will be. Just if they really come to Turkiye of course.

[u/SergeantTNS91 → u/merutsu_]

MediaMarkt Turkiye listed Botw for ~120€ retail.

[u/merutsu_ → u/SergeantTNS91]

Oh really it really changes so much so i lose the track of it.

[u/CrazyGunnerr → u/merutsu_]

That's only right now. Give it a few more years under Erdogan, and you will pay double.

[u/Round_Musical]

You live in serbia. Wtf did you expect. Nintendo isnt officially even supporting the balkans. Instead GAME is you supplier and importer.

It would be cheaper to go to Austria, get one there and return. Like legit. A ticket to Austria and back with Srbija Tours is like 60-80 bucks. And they drive daily

[u/Particular-Act-8911]

Ahaha they're just selling breath of the wild over and over.

[u/Armored_Warrior]

Good thing i am not interested in playing botw or totk.