So, apparently 128kb did this video and GVG about the HD rumble 2 in the Switch 2.

They said the same company who did HD rumble in switch 1 also did the haptic in the ps5 controller. Now they're doing the HD rumble 2.

They say it works really well. They said in a minigame you can feel the controller as you pull it back like a wind up car.

They say you can feel the tires in your hand in drag and drive.

They were also delighted when playing mp4, to have a mouse with haptic feedback. In other games you got physical feedback in mouse mouse when you rotate the joycon.

It's sensitive enough that purely through feedback you can feel the upper limit of the pull back of this wind up car.

They said not many people bought 1,2 switch, so the switch 2 event was their 1,2 switch moment for switch 2.

But they say it's much more pronounced and used in a wide variety of games already. Pretty cool.

Well congratulations on snagging one. And enjoy the uneasiness that you're going to experience the rest of the day as a result of your smooth transaction.

I camped out for a console only once. I waited a couple hours to get my Wii pre-ordered at GameStop. I got there at 7:30am and was 14th in line.

The store was nice enough to hand out vouchers at 9am, so we didn't have to wait until it opened at 10am to pay. It was especially nice for me since the kids in line asked me what games I was going to get my kids. They looked at me oddly when I told them it was for me and I didn't have kids. One of them said it was cool that I was still playing games at my age.   That's the first time I actually felt old

There's no way I'd do that today, though.

My local Best buy had a lot of Wii U consoles available on launch day; no pre-order required. I only saw one guy buying one. That's when I figured Nintendo was in trouble. I almost bought one, but held off another year for more games to come out.