Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, Animal Crossing: New Horizons Edition by Micha Kochaski ᠌

The games brought back the sensation of being in the here and now. Zelda is a game that I want to play over and over again while searching for secret mechanisms. I have no problem imagining that I will enjoy playing Zelda once more in five, ten, or even twenty years from now. A game of almost unending longevity, comparable to checkers or chess. Below are some advantages: - restores video games to the position in people's life that is rightfully theirs - The system is just as pricey as its predecessors, but I want controllers, joycons, and games so badly that it hurts (because of this, there is a sense of long-awaitedness and worth in the experience that is acquired). It allows you to have a good time playing games with your pals even when you're not online (such as 1/2 switch, Overcooked, etc.). - works wonderfully in all three modes - I've been wanting to check out amiibo, but I'm not sure how to do so - the type-c charging port on the MacBook fits like a glove (you can only use one charge for the phone, switch, and computer, and who even owns a type-s tablet at this point?). Having certain negative aspects - charging (stopped / did not charge) - anticipating the arrival of the VLC player, which will allow movies to be streamed from the hard drive to the screen - my Blackberry key with a type-C. one, the pricey joycons and accessories; two, the sound rattling via the cable on some speakers (until the sound plays); three, the possibility that there is a problem with either the speakers or the wire; and four, the Nintendo Switch itself.