Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, Animal Crossing: New Horizons Edition by Kiril Kirilov ᠌

Used it thanks to a buddy who gave it to me. I did not come across anything intriguing, with the exception of a few unique items that were reserved just for me. I will now explain the reasoning for such an evaluation. 1. The price is over 20,000, and for that amount of money, you could get any tablet that runs on Windows. These tablets are not in any way inferior to the Switch in terms of portability (I had to carry both the tablet and the Switch in a case because neither one of them could fit into my pocket). 2. The capability of a tablet running Windows is significantly greater than the capabilities of the Switch. You are able to use all of the functions of a PC, including playing games, creating documents and presentations, browsing the internet, and watching movies on a tablet running Windows. 3. You won't need to spend as much money on games for a tablet running Windows because the Switch only costs ten times as much. Simply navigate to Steam on your computer and use it to play the games you've purchased there. In most cases, I keep my mouth shut concerning torrent users. 4. The tablet display on Windows is different from the one found on the Switch. Display quality as well as resolution was included. 5. They are on equal footing in terms of their level of autonomy. If you want to be able to play for a significant amount of time away from an electrical outlet, then I suggest investing in a standalone charger for both devices. 6. The tablet comes equipped with a web browser, and it is quite simple to connect to the free wireless internet at a university, a cafe, a supermarket, or any other location that requires user authorization. This topic cannot be discussed because of the Switch. 7. You can easily attach a mouse, a mini-keyboard, a pen, joysticks, and even a steering wheel with pedals to the tablet. This is in addition to the fact that you can link the tablet to a mini-keyboard. Even with these few features, it is clear that any tablet running Windows will be a thousand times more capable than Switch. Even a tablet that costs between 40,000 and 80,000 won will pay for itself in time saved on the purchase of a laptop and the cost of games for the Switch. Why, therefore, despite all of its flaws, is Nintendo's Switch console still so popular? And the answer to that question is straightforward: marketing. The decision was made by Nintendo not to invent something new; rather, it seems to me that they just carried their luggage to the talking heads of the gaming community, YouTube, and other professions associated to gaming's more old traditions. On every site, and even on the Market itself, one can quickly find marketers blaming customers for the fact that Nintendo did not live up to our expectations. Some of these customers are fair, while others are not.