Review on Game console Nintendo Switch OLED 64 GB, Splatoon 3 Edition by Michal Michal ᠌

Fantastic display. The OLED-matrix does its magic and gives the picture a sleek new look. Other gadget models' displays are now unreadable, like staring at muddy water or dirty glass. Built-in memory capacities are typical. When compared to the current 50 gigabytes, the old 23 gigabytes seem like chump change. Multiple game installations are now a breeze, whereas previously, particularly large projects were inherently incompatible with the drive. Enhanced sophistication. There is now a steel stand that takes up roughly half of the back panel, the screen is bigger than ever, and the bezels have shrunk significantly. The stand is the superior option. Now made of metal, it spans the full back panel, and its hinges are fairly sturdy. The plastic misinterpretation of earlier versions has been eliminated. Games. Specifically, games, rather than tempting goods for coercing financial support. What was once a cause of contention for me about Nintendo is now an asset: the company's penchant towards conservatism. Nintendo studios continue to make games that are interesting to PLAY in the first place, while many others are rapidly degrading, releasing repetitive, unprincipled, and dull works (now they are all games-services and lifeless open worlds with a bunch of points of interest on the map). They always come first when it comes to interesting gaming.