Review on Game console Nintendo Switch Lite 32 GB, Dialga and Palkia by Adam Kotowski ᠌
It was a reasonable purchase, I will order more.
There were two emotions coming from the console. I was initially bought off by the prospect of playing a variety of games on a fully functional portable. It would probably be worthwhile to use this prefix if only for the sake of one Zelda. Ideal location: out in the open, traveling. Nintendo might not feel as secure in the portable market, though, if Sony's current PSP were now accessible. The second seems to me to be at least more fascinating and practical for some reason. Nintendo must answer too many questions, from the caliber of the screen to the omission of some features that seem clear and elementary, like the ability to attach a bluetooth headphone. It is obvious that there is little genuine competition in the portable console market. You must realize that this console cannot take the place of an adult set-top box. There, a selection of "big" games will be significantly more engaging, and the quality of the graphics will be quite different.
- - good construction - lovely materials – agile OS. There are no lags while going between the desktop, games, or settings (much like an iPhone in the world of consoles). - Enough autonomy (between 2 and 4 hours, depending on the "severity" of the game). - The availability of "big" titles such as Skyrim, The Witcher, Zelda, etc. - A variety of screen brightness levels from "barely shines" to "burn my eyes" - Good stereo sound and respectable sound at all volume ranges - cartridges, and the chance to exchange for them or buy them for half the price on the secondary market. - the capability to immediately save a video of the final 30 seconds of the match and distribute it via social media - assistance with a standard micro SD card (up to 256GB) - doesn't overheat and is quiet (has active cooling) - protective eyewear and bags have already been seen (there were issues with this at the beginning of sales).
- 720p screen and low dpi are the fattest, without being picky; if 720p is still reasonably clear (hardware prevents you from making full HD), then what causes such a low pixel density is, well, simply nonsensical. Although the eye adapts and you eventually grow used to it, don't anticipate a crystal-clear image in games. general "soap" in important games as a result. - Wireless headphones cannot be connected; the set-top box has bluetooth, but all available channels are reserved for 8 (!) joy-cons; the only connection options are Chinese adapters that connect to type-C (a separate device that will protrude from the console). - lack of an audio/video player; No vibration in the lite version, which indicates that the depressing geniuses at Nintendo thought it unnecessary;
