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    Home » After many years, Nintendo Switch has an official distributor and service center in the Philippines
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    After many years, Nintendo Switch has an official distributor and service center in the Philippines

    PhilSTAR Tech TeamBy PhilSTAR Tech TeamNovember 28, 2023Updated:November 28, 20232 Mins Read
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    VSTECS Phils. Inc. the leading ICT distributor in the country, is delighted to announce its recent appointment as the official distributor of Nintendo Switch in the Philippines.

    Nintendo Switch ‘s adaptability enables users to switch between TV mode, Handheld mode, and Tabletop mode, offering a various gaming experience. Whether enjoyed solo for personal gaming or shared among families and friends, the Nintendo Switch is the choice of interactive entertainment.

    This distributor appointment is poised to enhance Nintendo Switch’s market visibility and accessibility. Leveraging the expansive retail channel network of VSTECS, encompassing consumer and electronic stores, IT retailers, gaming and multimedia outlets, as well as Nintendo Official Stores at local online shops, this initiative aims to amplify the reach of Nintendo Switch, making it readily available to a diverse and widespread audience.

    As part of this distribution appointment, Filipino consumers can now enjoy wide variety of Nintendo Switch games, including Super Mario Bros. Wonder and the newly launched Super Mario RPG.

    In addition to being the official distributor, VSTECS Phils. is also the designated service center for Nintendo Switch in the Philippines. This means that consumers can rely on VSTECS and its affiliate service centers nationwide for customer support and maintenance services, further solidifying the commitment to gaming experience.

    “Our distributor appointment from Nintendo is a significant step towards making Nintendo Switch a household name in the Philippines. Our extensive channel network and market reach amplify our ability to deliver the gaming products to a broader audience”, says Jimmy Go, president and CEO, VSTECS Phils.

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