Here's what you need to do to find a Nintendo Switch in stock
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Reuters/Toru HanaiGetting your hands on a Nintendo Switch isn't easy.
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It has been over a month since the console hit shelves, but stores still can't keep up with demand. In an earnings call a few weeks ago, GameStop COO Tony Bartel said that despite Nintendo doubling its Switch production, he expects the retailer to be chasing supply all the way into 2018.
Sure, you could buy one from a reseller on Amazon or eBay, but those consoles will be way above market price, and nobody likes getting gouged. So if you want to get a Switch before 2018, you're going to have to stay on your toes.
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Here are the best ways to keep track of Nintendo Switch stock at all the major retailers where it's sold:
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