Report: Nintendo Switch Online Service to Cost Around $25 per Year

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    According to reports coming out of Japan from Kantan Games' CEO, Dr. Serkan Toto, the annual price for the Nintendo Switch's online service will be between 2,000 to 3,000 yen. That is equal to about $17.50 to $26.50 (USD).

    That's the price per year. This is a far cry from the roughly $60 (USD) that people pay for Xbox Live and PlayStation Plus per year. This is, of course, not factoring in reduced prices during sales.

    Naturally, the prices are subject to change. This price range slated for Japan does not guarantee that it will be the same price in other regions. However, this is the first price we've seen for the service and seems like a very good starting point for those who were concerned about the value after its initial reveal.

    • cikame
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      cikame commented
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      All i need to do is buy a smart phone or tablet for several hundred $'s to use it.

    • Shawn Zipay
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      Shawn Zipay commented
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      Originally posted by cikame
      All i need to do is buy a smart phone or tablet for several hundred $'s to use it.
      There was a new rumor/remarks saying that you won't need a phone for parties and matchmaking. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    • cikame
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      I imagined it wouldn't be required in the end because that would be insane.

      I'm living in a smart free world :P.
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