When playing in TV mode, you can:Ī) Insert them both into the Joy-Con Grip,-which also comes with the system-forming a more or less traditional controller. The controllers you get out of the box are two “Joy-Cons”. In terms of controller options, the Nintendo Switch gives you quite a few.
The Switch is currently priced at $300, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it received a $50 price drop come this holiday season. But if Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and the upcoming Super Mario Odyssey are anything to go by, I think this thing is still going to have little trouble running games with gorgeous visuals. Sure it doesn’t quite push graphics on the level of the PS4 or Xbox One, but the trade-off here is more than fair.
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The fact that the Switch makes home-console-caliber games such as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild portable is simply mind-blowing. You can even prop the thing up with a built-in kickstand to use the system itself as a miniature TV (Nintendo has dubbed this “tabletop mode”). The process of switching between playing on your television and playing on the go is insanely quick and simple: insert the tablet-like unit into the dock device and the game appears on your TV remove it and it’s right there on the screen. Of course it’s not perfect and I’ll get to the few issues it has later, but this system fully delivers on what it promises: a seamless blend of a home and handheld game console.
And while I wasn’t without a few concerns, my tune was pretty optimistic overall.Īnd having now owned it for four months, I’m happy to report that the Nintendo Switch is awesome. Back when the Nintendo Switch was first revealed, I talked about whether or not I thought it would be a success and get Nintendo back on their feet after the commercial failure of the Wii U.
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