Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, blue by Adam Mielczarek ᠌

1) Although there has been much complaining about it, the pricing policy is a silent horror. This is only tolerable to youngsters, for whom their parents purchased the console and the games separately, so that neither they nor the children themselves suffer any loss. Even with the money available, I find it cliché to pay $4500 for a game that can be purchased on a PC at a discount for $449. It's just out of proportion. 2) Nintendo-only products. I didn't grow up with the outdated 90s consoles; instead, I played AAA games on a powerful computer, but I got bored of them and craved something new and exciting. I purchased the Switch for that reason. I bit at this hook after reading glowing reviews of exclusives that said things like, "It seems simple, but interesting and deep gameplay is hidden under it." I was sadly disappointed. It's simpler and more affordable to play on a PC or other console if you primarily enjoy AAA titles or strong independent games. It is impossible to take Nintendo's exclusives seriously since we are used to playing elaborate, well-made games; they just won't arrive. The Switch's portability is its only benefit in this situation, but it is insufficient to make up for the drawbacks.