Review on Nintendo Switch 32GB Neon Blue/Neon Red by Mateusz Sowa ᠌
The perfect purchase for me, exactly what I was looking for!
Even though the device has a lot of flaws, I give it the highest possible rating without any hesitation. And it's all thanks to Nintendo for giving the ostensibly dead portable gaming industry a second chance. The PSP and PS Vita lines were discontinued by Sony, as I previously stated, and smartphone games are either casinos or crystal shops. Although it makes sense to consider the PS4 and XBox One, not everyone is suited to the "sofa" gaming paradigm. Because there is never enough time to play at home on the couch (at least for a long time), and if there are only 20 minutes, the game will load while you remember, I still have an old XBox 360 with a ton of unfinished games. The coveted PS4 has so remained on my wishlist for all time. But Switch actually helps: you can always avoid yawning and being stupid while staring at your smartphone in the metro, on travels, in cafes, in all kinds of lines, etc. It's also a pleasant way to pass the time. And if you have some "extra" time at home, you may put the console in the dock without risk and carry on playing the game you started playing on the way home from work an hour ago. The most important thing to realize is that Switch shouldn't be compared to PS4 or Xbox One. It serves an entirely different function. You should constantly carry this prefix with you and only periodically drop it into the dock at home. And bring a Playstation if you play mostly on TV. PS: I should have mentioned that it is excellent for playing with kids; on the same PS, there aren't many kid-friendly games, but there are plenty here.
- - Today's absolute undisputed device. There aren't any other contemporary handheld game consoles, thus. The PSP to PS Vita transition is over. The world of mobile gaming is one of tedium and microtransactions. - Several really solid mobile ports that are awesome to play include: Wolfenstein, Skyrim, Diablo, and Doom. - Nintendo's own games are something. Since they appear infantile and idiotic from the game's perspective, I have never really understood why people support Nintendo. I initially purchased a Switch for the purposes of playing the games mentioned in the preceding sentence, but ultimately decided against it. I primarily play Zelda and Mario Odyssey, occasionally starting the others. Gameplay that was extremely addicting was hidden inside a straightforward and uncomplicated wrapper! - Well, for the standard Type-C connector and standard micro-SD memory cards, my respect! The docking idea is a bomb; you play in the subway, you come home, you throw it into the dock and continue from the same position. - Everything is really well thought out and ergonomic, with really high-quality assembly and a practical form factor. The Switch lies properly, despite being nearly twice as expensive, unlike the same PSP in my metro that was constantly attempting to escape my grasp.
- - The hardware is not very strong and is comparable to the PS3 and Xbox360, if not slightly better. There are several cross-platform games with severely reduced graphical settings and exorbitant costs. The identical Doom costs 1.5 times as much on Switch as it does on PS4, while having significantly poorer graphics. - There aren't many good games; instead, the store is primarily filled with poultry. There are a few cross-platform games, some Nintendo exclusives, and ports from other systems. I don't particularly enjoy it, but some people do. - Display. He's not quite that horrible, though. However, the frames are large by smartphone standards, and after looking at my Samsung's OLED matrix, the black hue does not appear to be all that dark. This is not a crime, it's just not the best. - No support for Bluetooth headphones. Hello, lengthy procedure of untangling the wire before to the game. They claim that some Aliexpress products can connect to the type-C port and resolve this issue, but as I haven't tried them yet, I can't comment. - There is only 32 GB of internal memory, which is theoretically fixed by installing a micro-SD card with a capacity of 64–128 GB. You don't need more because additional memory is more expensive at game stores and is simpler to purchase using cartridges. Despite the inconvenience of changing them.
