Review on Nintendo Switch 32GB Neon Blue/Neon Red by Micha Dbrowski ᠌
Satisfactory product quality, good price.
Sincerely, I only advise it for four-player family games with kids or for those without a companion or another console. There are no comparable mini-games for the entire family, so it's nice to have fun while driving and have something to play at home. But in all honesty, I've spent enough time on the PC or have played enough of the serious material that the Switch released as interesting new items. There are now only Nintendo-exclusive games like "Mario" races, "Mario" minigames, etc. however, this is a novice. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase, and my 6-year-old kid is overjoyed. You need to be ready to spend as much on games as the system itself costs each year, or play cheap junk. In general, the most important thing to do before buying is to research what you'll play and its price. The switch is about something else; the PC or PS4 won't take its place.
- 1. Has a display with good viewing angles, a powerful enough processor for its size, and some games have nice graphics. 2. You can bring it along and watch it on TV at home. No games freeze. 3. It can be easily charged from phones thanks to type-C charging. Depending on the game, the battery lasts for a very long time—it's obviously not enough for a day, but 6 hours is typically consistent. 4. There are a variety of games where the joycon's sensors provide the control. These games include boxing, dancing to learn the moves, and games where you can win by waving your hands around. 5. The possibility to play four games at once if you purchase additional joysticks, which is one of the key advantages for keeping the whole family entertained.
- 1. A lot of fun video games don't support 2022. What kind of foolishness is it that they can cost 4499r? If I had been speaking bourgeois dialect, I would not have paid 2022r for them. Naturally, this is more of an anime theme, similar to Final Fantasy, but there are many lovely and fascinating games, such Luji Mansion and New Zelda, available. 2. There are a lot of low-quality, inexpensive games that are uninteresting and incredibly challenging. While this isn't a disadvantage of the system, I find it annoying that they focus on all kinds of junk in place of relevant material. 3. The sticks are of inferior quality; when compared to the Playstation, they cost the same for the gamepad, but on the PS4, they are more sensitive and move more quickly the more you deflect. It is more difficult to move the cursor in first-person shooter games on the PS4 since everything is incorrect with the switch, which requires you to reject it more forcefully. These sticks are likewise defective, so I first purchased new joycons before starting to replace the sticks, which cost 700r each in Hong Kong. It begins to work up or down on its own after around 6 to 12 months. (Note: A Y-shaped screwdriver is required there; he changes it himself.) 4. According to someone who commented here, the majority of PC games that are released as new items are actually older versions of such games; the sole fresh game is called Doom Eternal. 5. You can count on your fingers how many clever games there are that are fun. 6. Although this console is not a bad one, I don't like that there are no significant discounts for decent games; even for garbage games, discounts are limited to 30%, and for some games, there are none at all. However, there is a 95% discount for every cal. and generally speaking, games on a mobile device cost 10 times as much as those on a PC. As an illustration, "The Witcher 3" on a switch is promoted to incentive level 2999 rather than 3999, while on a PC is promoted to incentive level 349 rather than 1200.
