Review on ๐ Officially Licensed Hori Nintendo Switch Blue Light Blocking Screen Protector โ Protect Your Eyes while Playing! by Aneta Szymaska แ
Beyond praise! The product definitely deserves your attention.
- The second iteration of the battery console It has a battery life of 5.5 hours when playing Animal Crossing with the Wi-Fi turned off, the brightness set between 80 and 85%, and auto-brightness enabled. To put it another way, around 5 hours with the brightness settings left the same. Do not let yourself be misled by the statements of people who write about 6โ9 hours of gameplay. This is total and utter nonsensical. If you turn the console's brightness all the way down to zero, in theory it should be able to last somewhat longer than six hours. But, you are unable to play in a comfortable manner. Outcome. I can honestly say that I have never once utilized a Nintendo product in my life. My go-to platforms are the PC and the PS4 Pro. Positive impressions have been formed, for the most part, from playing on the Nintendo Switch platform. To all of those people who are interested in mobile gaming but for some reason do not want to play games on their smartphones, I can confidently recommend it. For people who are sick of playing games with huge budgets and just want something simple and soothing to play now and then. Those individuals who were interested in playing some indie games but just did not have the time to do it at their homes.
- + Portability. This is the most significant benefit that the Nintendo Switch offers. You can play full versions of AAA games as well as exclusives virtually anywhere, including on trains, buses, and even the street. + You are free to play however you like. You can play on a portable with joysticks connected, you can remove them and take them in both hands, you can attach them to the holder, turning them into a full-fledged gamepad, and you can connect the console to your television. Other options include: All for your convenience. + Games. To begin, they are, without a doubt, titles that are exclusive to Nintendo platforms (The Legend of Zelda Breath of the wild, Mario Kart 8 deluxe, Super Mario Odyssey, Animal Crossing, etc.). An excellent choice for unwinding after a hard day's work, or for when all the pricey blockbusters and PlayStation exclusives have run their course and become uninteresting. + At the same time, games will be entertaining for both youngsters and adults. Capacity for cooperative game play. On a single screen, many people can compete head-to-head in the same game of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. When there isn't a pressing need to go out and get a second gamepad.
- In addition to this, it is important to take into consideration the following aspects (it would be inaccurate to characterize them as true drawbacks, but they do warrant some consideration): - Extremely clearly defined case overall. There are still fingerprints on the plastic on the back of the console even if your hands are clean when you pull it out of the case. Therefore, if you want to keep the presentation of the set-top box, I suggest that you purchase some kind of case so as not to scratch or smudge it, as well as stick a protective film or glass on the screen. In addition, if you want to keep the presentation of the set-top box, I recommend that you keep the presentation of the set-top box. - Extremely fragile support structure. There are times when it appears as though it might just snap off. - Pointy things. After having used the console for a week, they had already become a little bit "loose." It seems as though they won't be around for very long. Nevertheless, if you are cautious about it. - Just 32 gigabytes of RAM may be found on the console's internal storage, and only roughly 27 gigabytes can be used for game storage. And this spans the course of two to three games. Due to the fact that the game takes up approximately 30 GB of storage space, you will need to purchase a memory card in order to play some games, such as The Witcher 3. Everything that was said above is solely applicable to the digital editions of games. If you purchase cartridges, all you will need to do to play the game is download an executable file, which is substantially smaller in size. - The console's internal memory is the only place where saves are kept for any reason. If the console is damaged or sold, you will not be able to copy the saves to a microSD card or save them to a computer. A paid membership is required in order to import save data from one Switch system to another or upload save data to the cloud (not all games offer this feature). - A membership that costs money. The annual expense is $1,400. And exactly what does that package include? It is now able to play over the internet, save games in the cloud (but only for the period of the subscription), have access to a number of extremely rare titles for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), and receive coupons for the purchase of more games (allow you to save when buying 2 games at once). There will be no pricey games released each month, like Sony won't do. - The extremely high price of games. In particular, exclusives from Nintendo. The majority of them can be purchased for a total of 4,500 in the online store. In addition, discounts are only offered three to four times a year, and even then they don't go higher than twenty to thirty percent. It is more cost effective to buy cartridges. As a result of there being a secondary market, the prices will be lower.
