Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, blue by Wiktor Jakuta ᠌
I'm not completely satisfied with the product.
There are no benefits or drawbacks, only the possibility that it could be valuable to someone: Active cooling is used in the set-top box, which means that a fan is located within. Over time, this fan may become clogged with dust. And because it has a lot of huge holes in it, the prefix has to be used very cautiously to ensure that sand and water do not get inside. Due to the frequency with which you remove the joycons from the console, the attachments that hold them in place are likely to become less secure over time. Even when purchased on a cartridge, certain games call for installation in the device's internal memory or on a memory card. These games can take up several gigabytes of storage space, but there don't appear to be very many of them. It is sufficient to insert a card with 64 gigabytes. Because of this, I strongly suggest that you invest in physical game cartridges rather than downloading digital versions of the same game (even though the price is the same). Digital games take up the same amount of storage space as their physical counterparts, but downloading them requires additional memory cards with capacities of 256 gigabytes or more. And in general, it is beneficial to have a boxed edition of the game included in the collection; in addition, you have the ability to alter them. To summarize, I can only advocate getting it if you already own another platform (PS4, PC, or Xbox one), you are looking for something different, and you are willing to spend $4,000 on games. In that case, if you require a set-top box that fits in your pocket, you should consider purchasing a PlayStation Vita or a Nintendo 3DS instead. You won't be able to enjoy yourself any less.
- + There are a few enjoyable games available. I have just purchased Zelda and Skyrim so far, but both of these games are expected to keep me occupied for quite some time. Additionally, there are titles such as Doom, LA Noir, and a few others that were transferred over from different systems. If you are used to playing games on a personal computer or Playstation / Xbox, then Nintendo games may not be of interest to you. I tried them out, but I couldn't get into them for some reason; however, you might enjoy them, so read customer reviews before making a purchase. + As for the rest of the games, they are specialized and intended primarily for a younger audience, as well as fans of Japanese video games. + Graphics. There are no complaints to be made in this regard; yet, it is obvious that it is not on the same level as other platforms; however, everything works perfectly on a small screen, and when it is linked to a television, it is fairly normal, falling somewhere between the PS3 and the PS4. + Management. There is also a special mount for the joycons included in the kit, which transforms them into an almost full-fledged gamepad in terms of convenience. However, if you want, you can get a full-size gamepad with huge buttons and sticks instead. + It is fairly convenient, and there is also a special mount for the joycons included in the kit. One of the most notable characteristics of the switch is that it allows you to play two games simultaneously on a single screen. You and your companions can have a good time. Included in the package are two joysticks, and it uses microSD cards. The fact that Nintendo did not copy Sony's strategy and employ expensive proprietary memory cards like the PS Vita is a strong point in the company's favor.
- The expense of video games, which ranges from two thousand dollars to five thousand dollars on average (including independent titles), is possibly the most significant factor. It's possible that someone will raise an objection and point out that the price of games on other systems is around the same. However, this is only true at the beginning; within a month or two, the prices are likely to drop by a factor of two or more, and you will be able to purchase games for the PS4 in a price range that extends from $500 to $2,022 (including popular titles). There are no discounts of this kind offered by Nintendo; the most you can expect to save is between 20 and 30 percent, and even that is very occasionally available. The cost of independent video games, in general, can vary by more than one magnitude from one title to the next. If you can purchase a game for $100 to $500 on a PC or PS4, then the same game on a Switch may easily cost you $1,000 to $2,022 (for a standard indie game). -Short amount of time spent operating. In hard games like Zelda, it's 2.5, maximum 3 hours. For example, five hours or more can be played on a PS Vita. -No internet browser. Although it is not necessary for a gaming console, it is still a useful accessory, and in this tablet style, it would suit wonderfully. -Because of its size and weight, the set-top box cannot be carried around in a pocket like a PlayStation Vita or a Nintendo 3DS. Carry those with you solely in the bag you have with you. It comes in at about 400g, which is roughly double the weight of the PS Vita Slim. -Digital eshop. The search for games is cumbersome and challenging; it is difficult to locate anything. But I spend my money on cartridges, which is something I recommend to you. - You will need to stand because it is neither handy nor practical in any way. When they designed it, I have no idea what the engineers behind it were thinking when they did it. At the very least, there is, and as long as you find a way to place it on a level surface, that is acceptable.
