Review on ๐ Officially Licensed Hori Nintendo Switch Blue Light Blocking Screen Protector โ Protect Your Eyes while Playing! by Iori Yagami แ
There are pros and cons, think before buying.
Prices for games and for the console itself, I will not attribute this to pluses or minuses. I will say this, never solutions from Nintendo were cheap (Dandy, I donโt take this Taiwanese clone). Just be prepared that the games are expensive but they are worth it. Well, if possible, you can use the secondary market. Different pros: Holding period is two years. Well, what can be said about the hybrid console (set-top box), whatever one may say, there are no analogues yet. I mostly play what Nintendo releases and all sorts of indie toys. If you like gameplay (RPGs, JRPGs, platformers) this is for you, because no one here has surpassed Nintendo yet. For me, the main thing is portability, Iโm a person (I wanted to say an adult, but then I realized that the first 40 years are the hardest in a boyโs life) for 30 and itโs extremely rare to play on a computer at home, and I have 40 minutes in the subway Has some cons The most disgusting thing in this console is the sticks (I first drifted the left one after 6 months and now the right one after 2 years, while the right one was practically not used by me - 5-20 times a day). Drift is a disease of all revisions. Therefore, get ready (if you will use it in a portable) either buy joy-cons every 6-12 months or be friends with the Chinese, a screwdriver and hands. The second point (well, this is already a matter of taste) is the size (I know about light, but two consoles are too much for me, and sometimes I play at home). I will explain my position - you will not carry this console in your pocket, like 3ds for example. The console is much larger and its controls are not protected, do not forget about the sticks, and the screen. It means that she needs a case for her, respectively, she is still distributed in size and weight, standard cases, as for me, are not very suitable for carrying in your hands when you also have a phone. In general, hello backpack, bag, etc.
