Nintendo Switch kiosks are coming to select US airports

Through the tail-end of March

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Ah airports. The bane of many people’s existences. Although waiting for a connecting flight can be a soul-sucking experience, you’ll be able to chill out a bit more at select US airports fairly soon, as Nintendo is adding special Switch kiosks four locations.

Those lucky four are: Dulles International Airport (DC – February 16-March 29 at concourse B, Gate B62), Seattle Tacoma International Airport (February 17-March 29 at Concourse C, Gate C10), O’Hare International Airport (Chicago – February 17-March 29 at Terminal 1 Concourse B, Gate B12) and Dallas Love Field Airport (February 13-March 26, West Terminal, Gate 14).

Nintendo is describing these kiosks as “pop-ups,” so they’ll be gone after those dates. The publisher boasts “comfortable seating,” as well as handheld and TV mode play, with a game list that includes Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Super Mario Odyssey, Super Mario Party and Tetris 99, “among others.” You can also order a Switch at the kiosk which will grant you a “free carrying case,” and if you stop by you’ll net a “free Nintendo Switch branded luggage handle wrap,” as well as a “$10 coupon for Target to use on any Nintendo purchase of $75 or more.”

Gaming kiosks aren’t super rare, as Sony has been hosting them for years at locations like the Toronto Pearson Airport. They’re a fun little way to pass the time: it’s a shame these are only around for a month and change.


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