Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, blue by Jnis Bisters ᠌
The quality is at the level, I am satisfied with everything.
Top-notch, user-friendly plaything that fills a void in the market. It's lovely as something to enjoy without getting out of bed or to pack up and take along on a vacation or work trip. Take it, you won't be sorry, even if the system and games cost a pretty penny. A memory card (at least 32 GB; huge games are not much "easier" there than on a PC), protective film, and a case are all things you should invest in as soon as feasible. Do not take the joysticks out of the console when charging it; they, too, require power. If you're playing a game that doesn't require you to be online, you can save battery life by putting the console into "airplane" mode whenever you insert the joycons. Using a dark theme can also help save on battery life. In addition, I've found that the updated set-top box is superior because it uses less energy, has less issues with controller backlash, and doesn't get too hot while sitting still. Differentiating between different versions is simple. The updated version features a new package art design. The white background has been replaced by a red one, the joycons have switched positions with the docking station, and the hand has vanished. Verify the version number, too. It's tucked down below the control panel. The current version, HAC-001, will be retired and replaced by HAC-001-01. I'll now go through some extras that aren't required but are helpful. For those who are wary of the "non-solidity" of controllers, the iPega 9163 controller can be purchased at aliexpress. The Mayflash Magic-NS adapter is what you need if you want to play your PS4 or Xbox One gamepad in a fixed location. Finding a USB-Ethernet adapter (like the Ugreen USB Ethernet Adapter) in a hospital can help you get the most out of its Internet connection. A USB-to-USB-C adaptor is also useful to have around the house. And if you're going to be on the road for a while, a power bank with at least 10,000 mAh.
- the flexibility to play anywhere, not just at home. A 1080p image is displayed in a medical facility. The game can be controlled with a touchscreen if preferred, or with a standard gamepad (including those for the PS4 and Xbox One when paired with a compatible USB adapter). Superior resolution and brightness. A wide variety of games available, with some being exclusive to the service. A long period of time between charges (for the updated version, between 4.5 and 9 hours, depending on the "heaviness" of the currently active application). Simplicity of operation. Charge time is reasonable. Some games (often older ones from the NES and SNES libraries) can be played cooperatively with only one gamepad (one joystick per player) needed.
- Games can be expensive, especially if they're not available on other platforms or are AAA ports with PC (and the quality of ports can leave a lot to be desired). Right now, game stores like Steam are flooded with indie titles of different quality, all of which seem to be slapped together on someone's knee, all the way up to ports from mobile devices. Also, unlike PC and other console game stores, Nintendo digital store purchases cannot be returned for a refund. Don't like the game you just spent money on? In your situation. If you're not sure, it's best to just get the actual copy of the game as there won't be any issues with that and you can always sell it when you're done with it. The same may be said about accessories. The prefix is very large, so you can't carry it about in your pocket. The TV box and the controllers need to be handled with care because the screen is easily scratched (especially when using the docking station, so I recommend getting a protective film right away) and because the controllers can accidentally start playing if the console is inserted and removed from its holder too often. If you want to access a memory card stored on the set-top box, you'll need to remove it and use a separate reader connected to a computer. The need for a Bluetooth adaptor prevents wireless headphones from being connected. YouTube is the sole non-gaming program of any utility, and not even a basic web browser has been supplied. Massive borders surrounding the display (instead of just making the display itself a bit bigger). Save data online or in the cloud for a monthly fee.
