Like most game consoles, Nintendo Switch comes with everything you need to plug in and start playing. The tablet-like console core sits in the Switch Dock to connect to your television, and the Joy-Cons in the box can either be used as a single controller or two smaller ones for multiplayer gameplay. It's exciting, but there's a lot more you can do with Nintendo's new console if you have the right accessories already.
Here's a quick look at the ideal Nintendo Switch setup for people looking to fully explore this console!
How would you change our Nintendo Switch Kit? Are you about to adjust your bundle with some of this gear? Let us know in the comments!
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