How often do you see one in public?

How often do you see one in public?

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A few times on public transit but outside of that almost never but they're kids most of the time. The adults I've seen with them have generally been well kempt so its not like they were drawing a lot of attention to themselves.

Almost never, which is weird since I live in a very rich city with several millions of people and I'm on the go a lot.

kids always have these out in the restaurant I work at

Never.
But then again I never go outside so that's to be expected.

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I've only ever seen one at an anime convention and a game store

Every other time I go out in public.

Daily on the train.
Also played smash in the pub with friends alot.
Was great.
Girls are fucking trash in smash and can barely use a single joycon tho.

Never so far. Bringing it over to my friends house this weekend for a smash tournament

Never

I've never seen one

I don't go outside.

Mutiple times

All the time at work in the break room. Always on the plane when I have to travel for work. Everywhere at the terminal while waiting for the plane to load.

These days I rarely seen an iFags out at the airport. It is usually a Kindle, an overworked half-assleep asshole on a laptop, or someone on a Switch.

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Saw one on a bus months ago. Didn't get a good look at the guy tho.

Never, no one plays game in public around here, except on phone when Pokemon Go first came out. I think people are afraid of getting robbed.

Only at conventions, plains and trains. But only rarely. Live in Denmark btw.

I don’t go out in public

Does my own count? I bring it to work and play it on slow days. A friend sometimes brings his to the bar to pass time while waiting for our orders, but only rarely.

Surprisingly I never seen them in public. Not sure if it's my town or what, but I figured I'd see tons of people playing them.

>and can barely use a single joycon
Can anyone?

Might be, my towns a shithole so when I do buy one I'd rarely take it out.

Fair. But with long fingernails like the ones thots have it looks painful and impossible.

I find them on my college campus a lot

Once at an airport when it launched, the guy was playing botw
Multiple times on campus by kids, though sometimes i can hear botw in someones dorm
Recently on a plane where this old guy was playing diablo 3

Only at the laundromat

I never really thought people would actually play a switch in public, its more fragile than a laptop and it seems easily stolen especially if you live in the west

Never but I live in a country that only likes playstation

I see white adult males with them. Some look normal, some look like stereotypes.

I see about three at work and I'm gonna be making it 4 soon. Big call center about 400 people minimum at all times.

I've seen some kid at the grocery store playing one as he followed his mom around, that's the only time.

I once saw a girl in one of my college classes with one.

I've seen one on the subway and one on the plane

and another time it was me on the plane

I saw one on a flight to Japan a couple years ago. He was playing BotW.

I saw a guy and his son playing in a coffee shop. I sprinkled cinnamon on my cappuccino and left.

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every once in a while.

my roommate plays it a lot

I see alot of people with them here in czechia. Mostly on trains. Theres always this one young kid playing some kiddy game on it. I use it on the train too as i go to prague almost every weekend

Rarely ever

I don't know, I don't go out to public

i have literally never seen one in public. i've seen 3ds in public, but never a switch.

>more fragile than a laptop
The thing can survive an 800 foot drop, they were built to last

I have never seen one but I have also basically been on a 120' X 60' island with 4 other people for the last 8 1/2 years

k but can joycons survive single trip without case and not drift like motherfucking Trueno?

how are the joycons more fragle than the screen itself

Please explain

Sometimes, mostly on airports, malls even once at the gym

I like the Switch but in terms of build quality, it is the worst Nintendo console ever. Nintendium used to be a thing but it sure as hell isn't with the Switch. The joycons are ever worse.

I work at a Barnes & Noble and occasionally I'll see one or more people playing in the cafe.

I work 12 hours a day 7 days a week on the water

I don't reaIIy see peopIe in pubIic who aren't waIking towards their destination or eating food and then waIking towards their destination. Seing someone sit down with a switch in the middIe of the city and pIay for hours wouId be weird.

Every now and again after work I meet family at a bar for dinner I'll play it then but most of the time I'm at home when I play it

pfffffftt ahahaha dude come on
I’m not fat, have small manlet hands, and I have

>a very weak kickstand
>right joycon that disconnects without the release
>drifting left joycon, can only be fixed by flicking the stick left and right repeatedly
>smudge on the bezel from the dock
>and to top it off, warping
simply epic

Never because I live in Real America where public transit doesn’t exist, nor do any real public spaces except a park that I would have to drive 20 minutes to get to. Yall city slickers might be different though

Don't school shootings only happen in rural shitholes?

Everyday when I take my bus. It’s me

I never leave the house so I don't see them beyond when I notice my own

Daily. My campus loves these things

The only time I have ever seen one at all was when I was at thanksgiving last year and one of my 7 year old cousins was playing Pokemon Let's Go on it. and all the other young cousins were making fun of him for it. fuckin nerd lol

Actually less likely in rural areas despite more guns. Plus I meant that i live in a suburb, which is where 60% of americans live. Rural people don’t have parks lol, you city slickers don’t understand what Real America is like