Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, gray by Ognian Georgiev ᠌

Nintendo's video games have magic. It's true that she exists. The same Zelda is simply extremely addicting; not since playing Little Big Adventure on a personal computer in the 1990s have I felt so immersed in a fairy tale. Before that, he was a "soniboy," but just in name: I owned a PlayStation 3 and bought a variety of games for it, but I rarely used it since I found the games dull. I gave the PlayStation 4 a try with some pals, but even critically acclaimed games like Grand Theft Auto V, The Witcher 3, and Horizon: Zero Dawn failed to move me. There are a lot of arrows, hints, and tips, but they are not games. This mental chewing gum of "press A here, press B here" is not for me, thanks. I believe the reason why Nintendo games are so beloved by gamers of a certain age is that, despite their cartoonish aesthetic, they are still true video games. Also, it's confirmed that Nintendo games are a hit among kids too young to care about the same PS. Therefore, in my opinion, number one, this is the ideal system for gamers who got their start in the '90s. That's why it's the greatest gaming system for youngsters. That's why it's the best party console. Now that Sony and Microsoft have both succeeded with Moves and Kinect, neither company has released anything really noteworthy in the motion gaming space since they failed to do so. In contrast, Nintendo has extensive and unrivaled expertise in the field of move games dating back to the Wii's inception.