Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, gray by Stanisaw Krlak ᠌
I expected mediocre quality, but the product was pleasantly surprised.
Essentially - Wii U 2.0. Still the same issue with the technology, and seeing smartphone graphics on a huge television is not a very pleasurable experience. Additionally, mobility with such autonomy is only average. If there are going to be ports of important titles from PC and other consoles, then it will be something like Call of Duty on DS; that is, a version with visuals at the level (or even lower) than low on PC, or even more cutbacks at a price that is far higher. This console isn't that bad; it just fills a specific need in the market. Buy a PS4, Xbox One, or a PC instead of a Switch if you want to play games that aren't specific to Nintendo. Buying a Switch is like throwing money down the drain if you're looking for anything else. I only gave it a score of 4 due to the games. Aside from that, it is a device of this kind, and the price is really exorbitant.
- The assembly and design give the impression that the product is very costly. The concept of hybridization should be applied to gaming consoles in the future. Game designers now have the ability to build incredibly intriguing gameplay thanks to the inclusion of gyroscopes and accelerometers in controllers, as well as improvements to vibration feedback and the physical separation of these components. Yes, and as was just pointed out here, this is probably the most suitable console for a group of gamers, partly because of the management that is provided here. When it comes to video games, our nation is not at all accustomed to Nintendo, but the truth is that their offerings are comparable to, and even surpass in quality on occasion, the majority of AAA games released in the most recent two years. A great number of unique and exciting announcements are made.
- The concepts behind this system are really sound, but the fact that it will save money on everything will once more set it apart as an entirely unique offering in the market for gaming consoles. The screen remains the same as it was with the 3DS lottery; however, it is unknown whether you will receive a TN or IPS display. Plastic glass can be easily fractured or scratched, so if you want to transport it with you, you'll need to invest in protection in the form of a film and a case. Also an air gap. The Nvidia Tegra X1 CPU is not just obsolete (and the new X2 would hardly deliver at least PS3 exclusive graphics), but it also heats up like a stove, and even active cooling is not enough to rescue it, which means that the graphics will need to be scaled back even farther than they are already low. As a result of this, it is the same foul rival to the PS4 and XB1 that the Wii U used to be. The battery only lasts for three to four hours at most. the perspective that Nintendo takes on software. Because of a security flaw (! ), the web browser — with which this console could have served as a replacement for the tablet — was removed. The Nintendo 3DS was still susceptible to the same vulnerability. Combating pirates by reducing available resources. And as if that weren't bad enough, even the smallest games cost an exorbitant amount of money. The actual console costs far too much money as well.
