Nintendo Switch is available for pre-orders, although for limited quantity, as Nintendo informed expectants of this new console's availability. This early on, however, it's best to leave some room for disappointment, given the fact that the Nintendo Entertainment System Classic left too many gamers empty-handed upon its release.

To boost your chances of getting a new and shiny Nintendo Switch in this early barrage of supply is to pre-order as soon as possible. But, the question is: where could gamers get Nintendo Switch and from which store? Here's our attempt at steering you toward the right dirction. 

The foremost advantage of pre-ordering Nintendo Switch is being able to sleep soundly knowing for sure that you can have the console the soonest time it is available. Let's line up the three potential places to check for the Nintendo Switch.

The most obvious choice for those living in the United States is to go to Nintendo Store. Nintendo Switch pre-orders started on Friday at 9 a.m. Eastern Time. Again, the company warned repeatedly that Nintendo Switch has very limited number available for pre-orders.

Nintendo Store offers Switch at $300 and the package includes the console and Nintendo Switch Dock. Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers complete with accessories, high-speed HDMI cable and Nintendo Switch AC adapter are included, as well.

GameStop has its online store up and running for Nintendo Switch pre-orders. Apart from the basic $300 console, there are also interesting games bundled in, although at different price range. Do you want that highly-coveted "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" as starter? Then that bundle pack is for you.

Walmart is another nice place to start checking for the Nintendo Switch's availability. The main page for Walmart also provides a nice introductory article about Nintendo Switch, especially the nifty list of game developers who pledged support. This Nintendo Switch third-party support is an encouraging way to look forward on what future has in store for game titles.