Review on Nintendo Switch 32GB Neon Blue/Neon Red by Michal Wjcik ᠌
It's not a bad product, nothing extraordinary.
Purchased for the birthday of my son. I played normally for a period of six months (during which time I didn't even utilize the game on a daily basis and seldom spent more than an hour on it). Simultaneously, within about half a year, the little joysticks that are found on joycon controllers started breaking. At first, they just sink a tiny bit; later on, however, they sink to the point where it is no longer able to operate the console. Even just opening any menu does not work. Games are also pricey. There are some that are affordable, ranging from three hundred to four hundred dollars, but they are very straightforward and not fascinating for children. Prices for games that are more or less typical range from two to five tons, rubles. The absence of a browser, and more specifically YouTube, is something that I consider to be a blessing. It is not appropriate to use the console for anything other than playing games.
- It is challenging to see any evident benefits from this. Possibly peculiar video games that are most likely absent from android platforms. Inability to use a browser and lack of capability to turn off (or erase) YouTube There is the prospect of parental control, which means that the youngster will not be able to delete, install, or purchase anything on his or her own.
- It is very evident that the price is excessive. erratic behavior from the controller's joysticks Extremely high costs for video game purchases. A membership fee required for access to online gaming A modest amount of RAM (given that a single game might consume anywhere from 5 to 8 GB of storage space).
