Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, blue by Adam Szepietowski ᠌

Simply said, the switch is a lethal piece of equipment. This is easily one of the best gaming consoles that I have ever had the pleasure of handling, and I have handled a lot of them. It is convenient, it offers games that are simply mind-blowing, it is incredibly easy to play with other people, and it can be carried around easily. The Switch is an elegant platform, but it does have a few nitpicky issues that hold it back from being perfect. Have some pros? The most important thing is games. From multi-platform games that work wonderfully on the switch, only now you can carry them around, to Nintendo exclusive titles, each and every one of these games is one of a kind and truly magical. + Hybridity. My switch spends the majority of its time at home in a cradle in front of the television, working in tandem with a Pro Controller. However, on a daily basis I remove it and bring it with me ANYWHERE I go. WITHOUT RELINQUISHING. + The console has a very nice sense of equilibrium. The interface is not only ergonomically designed but also well tuned, and it creates a lot of noise. It is a joy to use in any configuration you choose. Has some drawbacks, including its battery life. It should go without saying why, yet there are occasions (albeit quite infrequently), when you wish for her to have a longer life. However, the production of power banks will continue. Even when playing in handheld mode for an extended period of time, players may still experience hand tiredness. - The memory that was already embedded into the switch contained only laughter and nothing else. - There is no capability whatsoever for media. It doesn't matter how much Big N insists that the Switch is all about games and not about media; the console still gives off the impression that it's missing features. There is only ever going to be one app for YouTube. Nothing—not even Netflix, and certainly not music.