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New hardware dominates the conversation, but older consoles aren’t done yet. From gaming PCs to Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and Steam Deck, last-generation favorites like the original Nintendo Switch continue to offer compelling reasons to play even alongside the Nintendo Switch 2, Steam Deck, and ROG Xbox Ally. However, I’m seeing a pronounced appetite for used, lightly used, and like-new gaming devices. The trend mirrors the early pandemic period, when perceived supply constraints fueled a similar rush toward secondary markets.  This might be due to the Nintendo Switch 2 being priced at $450-500, price increases on older Switch models, or even fears that tariffs could further increase prices. Or is there something more? Table 1 sets the tone for a closely examined, detail-oriented discussion about the various Nintendo Switch versions. Table 1. Nintendo Switch OLED vs Switch V2 vs Switch V1 Consoles Nintendo Switch OLED Nintendo Switch V2 ...

New hardware dominates the conversation, but older consoles aren’t done yet. From gaming PCs to Xbox, and PlayStation, last-generation favorites like the Xbox One S/X and PlayStation 4 Pro continue to offer compelling reasons to play—even alongside the Xbox Series S and PlayStation 5. A week away from Christmas of 2025, I’m seeing a pronounced appetite for used, lightly used, and like-new gaming devices. The trend mirrors the early pandemic period, when perceived supply constraints fueled a similar rush toward secondary markets.  This might have to do with price increases and the fear of tariffs further increasing prices. Or is there something more? Table 1 sets the tone for a closely examined, detail-oriented discussion about the Xbox One S/X versus the series S/X. Table 1. Xbox One Vs One S Vs Series S Category Xbox One (Old) One S (with Blu-ray drive) One X Series S (Nov 2020) Starting Price Old - much...