The The Devil in Miss Jonas (Der Teufel in Miss Jonas)Nintendo Switch is back on Amazon, baby!
Well for now, at least.
SEE ALSO: You'll have to wait to play old Nintendo games on your SwitchNintendo's newest gaming console is back in stock on Amazon for lucky Prime members, but you'd better move fast because it's in HIGH demand.
And hey, if you're still debating on whether or not to splurge and treat yourself to a Switch, check out Mashable's unboxing or hear John Cena's professional thoughts.
Good luck out there, gamers.
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