Review on Nintendo Switch OLED Game Console 64 GB, Neon Blue/Neon Red by Jnis Dvids Tts ᠌

Great screen. The OLED-matrix works wonders and coolly transforms the picture. It is now impossible to look at the screen of other device models - as if looking through muddy water or dirty glass. Normal amount of built-in memory. The previously available 23 gigabytes were nothing at all, but now about 50 are available. You can easily install several games at once, whereas in the past, especially heavy projects, in principle, did not fit on the drive. More premium look. The screen has become larger, and the bezels are smaller, a metal edging has appeared along the edges of the display, the stand has become metallic and now occupies about half of the rear panel. The stand is definitely better. In addition to being metal, it now occupies the entire width of the rear panel and is mounted on fairly tight hinges. That plastic misunderstanding from previous revisions is finally a thing of the past. Games. Namely games, not enticing products for extorting donations. The overly conservative Nintendo, which was once a controversial point for me, has become a plus. While many other companies are intensively degrading, releasing monotonous, unprincipled and simply boring crafts (now they are all games-services and lifeless open worlds with a bunch of points of interest on the map), Nintendo studios continue to make games that are interesting in the first place to PLAY. Interesting gameplay they always come first.