devontechsupport.com Updated:
2017-07-25 03:32:53
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The Nintendo Switch is quite unlike anything that's come before it. With one part console, one part handheld, and a little bit of tablet and motion-control gaming in there for good measure, the new device feels like an attempt by Nintendo to bring togethe...
The Switch is a confident showing from Nintendo at this early hands-on stage. Rather than falling on its sword and following the straightforward 'box-under-your-telly' design ethos, Nintendo has taken bold strides to once again mix up the gaming experienc...
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Nintendo Switch Review – Nintendo Switch has been out for a while now but I was impressed the moment I tried it during the Nintendo Switch Australian launch event in Melbourne. It's the versatility and seamless “experience-hopping” from one to another tha...
Portable, versatile, Easy to use, smooth performance, Flawless gaming experience transition (from tablet to TV and vice versa), Great display on the Switch console/tablet with multi-touch capacitive, Nintendo Switch...
Accessories are quite expensive, No Bluetooth earphones/headphones support, See larger image, Nintendo Switch with Gray Joy-Con (Video Game), Manufacturer: Nintendo, ESRB Rating: Rating Pending, Platform: Nintendo Switch, Genre, List Price: $299.99, New...
A hybrid gaming platform-tablet with revolutionary design...
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The Nintendo Switch has been available for over a month by now, and we've spent a good amount of time with it thanks to the folks over at Shopee who provided us with a review unit. There was, of course, an important question to answer: is the Switch worth...
The Switch is a great piece of hardware hampered by several small design flaws. This, perhaps, keeps it from achieving true greatness. On the other hand, they don't harm the overall experience as much as one would expect. After all, nobody really expects...
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DSNintendo Switch has been out for just over a month and having had the pleasure of testing it out at home, abroad, propped up with the kickstand and on a whole series of different modes of public transport, we finally feel ready to deliver our verdict.We...
Nintendo still has a lot of work to do, but there's certainly no denying it, the Nintendo Switch is fantastic and arguably our favourite console release in recent years.Of what few issues the console does have, many can be easily fixed or will improve ove...
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Probably one of the hottest topics lately has been the Nintendo Switch.In case you've been living in a cave for the past few months, this is Nintendo's latest portable console that just hit the shelves.What makes it unique is the ability to, not only use...
I can't draw final conclusions on this AMD version of the Acer Swift 3 based on this sample that did not perform to the best of the platform's abilities.However, based on the few other reviews of these Raven Ridge builds available out there (one, two), th...
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The Switch lets you play games at home on a TV, on the go as a handheld, or with your friends as a tabletop device. It's such a crazy concept, but what's crazier is that it works perfectly.ONE OF life's interesting challenges is trying to explain Nintendo...
It's perfect for gaming at home, on the go, or with friends, promising library of game titles...
It would have been perfect as a multimedia tablet too, but alas, no nongame apps...
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Nintendo Switch Snipperclips Review – I have to be honest. I wasn't a much fan of puzzle games. I like games with some puzzles in them but not a full blown puzzle game.However, Snipperclips definitely proves me wrong because the game is really fun to play...
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Nintendo always aims to be something different from the powerhouse consoles like the Xbox One or the PS4. Like the Nintendo Wii, the Nintendo Switch release was a success. The Switch had the best initial two-day sales of any Nintendo console in North Amer...
Feels like a premium product, Very portable, Option to play at home and on-the-go, Quick and hassle-free transition from handheld to gaming on the TV, Waking it up from Sleep mode is almost instantaneous, Decent graphics...
on the Grip, Cannot backup files, Cannot connect to a wireless headphone...
The Nintendo switch is a powerful hand-held Console compared to its predecessors. It surpasses the PlayStation Vita and Nintendo 3DS in every way. Although as a home console, it lacks the power that the 3-year-old PS4 and Xbox One has. That being said, wh...
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Well, it's a good question as the Nintendo Switch straddles two traditional product sectors while sitting in one of its own. The Switch is both a handheld and home console which makes it, therefore, a hybrid device and it's unlike more or less, anything t...
Zelda, Some very nifty engineering, Generally very good build quality, Screen is bright, colourful and accurate, Headphone output of good quality, Zelda...
attached to the Switch Grip quite so much. Somehow the non-offset thumb-stick and button layout seemed worse in this form and it's not ideal in handheld mode. The fairly wide, yet thin, set-up with the Grip, added to the close proximity of the ZL/Z and ZR...
The Nintendo Switch is, for the most part, a very well-engineered device, launched with intent of blending portable and home console gaming in one compact unit. Priced at £279.99, it looks a little expensive against the PS4 and Xbox One, which both have a...
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Nintendo's new Switch console-handheld hybrid might be the most interesting gaming device I've ever owned. The system's unique two-in-one form factor lets it transform into a portable handheld for quality gaming on-the-go, or dock into its included cradle...
Nintendo's new Switch handheld-console hybrid has incredible potential, but early adopters need to know that potential isn't here just yet. Right now the Switch is an investment...
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Surprise, surprise. Nintendo latest console launch has been seriously successful. The Switch, that fancy console/handheld hybrid seems to be doing pretty bloomin' well, according to recent analyst reports. According to Market Intelligence Group, Superdata...
Nintendo’s Switch console hybrid proves that innovation is the key to gaming success, but games are currently thin on the ground...
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New ReviewsThe Nintendo Switch (2017) is designed to go wherever you do, transforming from home console to portable system in a snap. Check out our latest Switch reviews below!I Am Setsuna Just Dance 2017 Bomberman Radmin...
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Looking at coverage of the Nintendo Switch launch, it'd be easy to think that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was the only game out for the new console. While the rest of the launch lineup is a bit slight, there is one other big release: Nintendo'...
If there's one word to sum up 1-2-Switch, it's ‘inessential'. While Wii Sports and Nintendo Land felt like killer apps, and proof of concept for the consoles they helped launch, 1-2-Switch feels forgettable, shallow, and uninspired. It's fun for a night o...
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After a shipping snafu with Amazon, I spent the better part of a day trying to track a Nintendo Switch down. I experienced exactly what many hopeful Switch owners will experience. And now I've spent the last few days living the Switch life, playing the be...
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Another small note, no expandable 1920 x 1080 screens to drool over, because I'm saving the ingame screenshots for my Zelda review later this week. For now, please accept photos of us playing 12 Switch in the constraints of my flat.The Nintendo Switch i...
The Switch is a strong games machine, and it fills the niche that many people didn't even think existed. It's not perfect, and there are just a handful of games available for the console at the moment, but there's a lot of promise here. It's a machine tha...
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To understand the Nintendo Switch, you first have to understand Nintendo. The console is the culmination of over 30 years of Nintendo's gaming hardware know-how. Ever since the Nintendo Entertainment System entered Japanese homes in 1983, the aim has been...
The sticky subject with the Switch is, unfortunately, price. At £280 it's not actually all that much for a brand-new console. Both the PS4 and Xbox One retailed at far higher prices at launch and were arguably nowhere near as versatile. However, in the cu...
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After a shipping snafu with Amazon, I spent the better part of a day trying to track a Nintendo Switch down. I experienced exactly what many hopeful Switch owners will experience. I hounded Craigslist, and haunted Best Buy, and waited in a too-long line a...
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The Nintendo Switch is a shiny new games console and a big play for modern relevancy all at the same time.The world gave the Wii U's confusing functionality and infrequent-if-great game releases a rather wide berth to undoubtedly painful effect. Yet helpe...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2017-07-25 03:32:54
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After months of anticipation, we now have the Nintendo Switch in our hands. And oh boy is it one sweet console. Read more about the Nintendo Switch on Nintendo Switch Pricing: Music by Ninety9Lives: Tonight – Steven Silo Sparks – ElektronomiaSlickwraps...
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So we've had the Nintendo Switch around the office this week. We've had the chance to run around Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. And we've had time to plug it in and out of the dock, play with the Joycons and mess around with the menu.But has that c...
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The Nintendo Switch is finally available to buy in the UK, but it's coming out into a games market with stiff competition from the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Things could get even more complex later this year when the Xbox One Scorpio comes out, so what...
The Xbox One and the Nintendo Switch are both very different devices in many respects, so they're hard to easily compare. The Xbox is slightly cheaper, and offers most of the standard big budget videogames on some pretty powerful hardware, while the Switc...
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The Nintendo Switch is finally available in the UK, but what's different compared to the firm's previous console, the Wii U? Whether you're trying to choose between the two or considering an upgrade, here's our Nintendo Switch vs Wii U review. Read next...
We have only had hand-on time with the Switch so this is an early first-impressions verdict. We think the Switch is an enticing piece of hardware with its many different ways of playing, improving vastly on the Wii U. Zelda might be enough for many to upg...
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In hopeful pitches delivered to panels of drab-suited, stern-mouthed men, game-makers will refer to their games as being 'platform agnostic'. It's a way to make a game more attractive to publishers; the fewer features unique to a particular console a game...
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There is always plenty of attention afforded a new games console launch, not least when it has Nintendo slapped across the front. But after the relative failure of the Wii U, it seems there are more eyes on the company's new machine - the Nintendo Switch...
Joy-Cons are versatile and well-built, easy to dock, handheld mode works well, up to 1080p 60fps graphics, you don't need the pricey accessories...
Only 32GB without microSD card, no game in the box, no media streaming apps at launch, limited launch line-up...
Like this review, we feel the Nintendo Switch is a work in progress. We will have to update it regularly as Nintendo pushes new features and ups the ante with its games releases (Mario is to arrive at the end of 2017, for example). In doing so the Japanes...
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Nintendo wants to win you back. Following the financial failure of its last home console, the Wii U, the publisher of Mario and Zelda announced very quickly that it was hard at work on a new console. Though it's made some amazing games in the meantime, su...
Hybrid home/portable console, Sharp display, Unique multi-scheme controller, Intuitive design, Great Nintendo games...
Poor battery life/storage, Some controller options don't feel good during long gameplay sessions, Third-party developer support is thin...
Yes. If you love Nintendo and want to keep playing new Nintendo games, or already own a modern game console, then the Switch should be your next game console. However, if this is your first modern console, or if you mostly like to play a lot of games onli...
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The Switch's main party trick is its ability to transform from a home console to a fully portable handheld. At the heart of this is a smart and adaptable tablet - in every way a leap in quality over its immediate predecessor, the Wii U and its satellite G...
In many ways, Nintendo Switch is what the Wii U should have been, and even reprises some of the best games in its catalogue. It's a better built machine, sporting higher grade materials, an innovative Joy-Con controller setup, and a gorgeous screen. The c...
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The Nintendo Switch will ruin your life. You'll find yourself hunting wolves while brushing your teeth and chasing chickens on the bus. When you should be sleeping, you'll be sitting in bed trying to climb a mountain to find out what's on top. The answer...
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In many ways, the Nintendo Switch reminds me of the first iPhone.Back in 2007, Apple's original smartphone featured fascinating, compelling technology that held a vast amount of potential. At launch, however — a friend of mine imported an iPhone from the...
Handheld-home console hybrid is compelling, Build quality is impressive, The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild is amazing...
Launch titles are not great, It's expensive at $400 CAD, Battery life is less than stellar...
"It's Nintendo's best-looking console to date"...
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In typical Nintendo style, the company's latest console – the Switch – is a rather eccentric device. A lot of people are still not entirely sure what to expect when it hits retailers worldwide on 3 March.We've spent a couple of days with one and here's wh...
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After a late-night reveal by Nintendo, the Nintendo Switch has been showcased in all its glory, boasting a hybrid design that'll provide both console gaming and on-the-go gaming with a single console. Is Nintendo's upcoming console something you should ge...
A lower price would help sell more units but we're impressed with the hardware on offer with the Nintendo Switch. It might be limited to 720p on the tablet and 1080p to the TV but it's extremely versatile and that's a unique selling point. It's really the...
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gadgetscentral.co.uk Updated:
2017-07-25 03:32:55
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The Nintendo Switch is in our office, and we've had almost an entire week to play around with its hardware.Now, we haven't got any games to play on it yet (boo!) and there's a pretty significant day one software patch we're yet to see, but we've given tho...
I was unashamedly pessimistic before heading off for my lengthy hands-on time preview session with Nintendo's Switch. Those unimpressive headline figures like that sky-high price and non-Full HD screen left me feeling pretty disappointed. But once I final...
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In an industry led by two video game consoles with very few significant differences — the Xbox One and PS4 — Nintendo's Switch is a compelling proposition that's easy to get excited about.The inherent concept of turning the home console experience into so...
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The 3DS, Nintendo's current handheld console, is six years old this year. Since its debut in 2011, over 60 million have been sold worldwide – sneaking it into the top ten highest-selling games devices of all time. In stark contrast, the Wii U has lifetime...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
2017-07-25 03:32:55
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THE NINTENDO SWITCH is seen by most as the firm's last chance in the console market. While not an all-around flop, its Wii U predecessor sold just 13 million units in its four years on the market, while the original Wii sold 84 million units in the same p...
Lacklustre games line-up aside, we're really excited about the Switch. Not only is it a drastic improvement on the Wii U before it, but we're pretty much sold on the concept of the hybrid console, which is meticulously designed and offers truly innovative...
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A lot is riding on the Nintendo Switch. The veteran game company, while still enjoying relative success in the handheld market despite the ubiquity of smartphones and tablets, really struggled to drum up interest in its last home gaming machine, the dual-...
Unique design, Interesting announced titles, Great tablet screen...
Battery concerns, Online offering, Few confirmed launch day titles...
Innovative and fun, the Switch looks set to make Nintendo cool again...
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The Nintendo Switch is coming in just a couple of months. Nintendo has finally shown its hand to the world and let the media test out the new home-portable hybrid. As a console, the Switch is a phenomenal piece of design, and for me the best Nintendo has...
Incredibly easy to use, Gaming wherever you want, The Joy-Con controllers are packed with tech, Bright and colourful screen...
Accessories are very expensive, Games cost more than on other platforms...
Overall, I really love the Nintendo Switch. It's a well made piece of kit and, for me, the best hardware Nintendo has ever produced from a technical standpoint. The Joy-Con controllers are packed with tech and feel great in the hands, as does the console...
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The Nintendo Switch is what the Wii U was supposed to be.It's a home console with a tablet-like controller that you can carry away from your TV and play wherever you want. That means no crummy smartphone games on your morning commute, but rather Zelda: Br...
Brilliant as both a home console and a portable, Joy-Cons are genius, Zelda ensures a strong launch line-up...
Third-party games aren't certain in the long run, Online service is an unknown, Hidden costs of ownership add up...
The Nintendo Switch is a gamble of monumental proportions. Will it have enough games in the long run? Will its online service turn out to be a dud? Will the hidden costs of ownership, such as extra microSD storage and a Pro Controller, turn people off own...
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Some are calling it Nintendo's last chance. At least at manufacturing a games console. The creator of smash-hit machines since the original Nintendo Entertainment System in 1983 suffered an ignoble commercial failure with Wii U. Announced last year and re...
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T3.com
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2017-07-25 03:32:55
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Earlier today Nintendo held its Switch launch event in Tokyo, Japan, where the company proceeded to fully unveil the console and its upcoming gaming library and software. If you didn't catch the presentation then it's well worth a watch, as Nintendo spoke...
Innovative design, Premium look and feel, Attractive price point...
Not as powerful as PS4 or Xbox One, Third party support is, right now, largely an unknown quantity...
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The Nintendo Switch is what the Wii U was supposed to be.It's a home console with a tablet-like controller that you can carry away from your TV and play wherever you want. That means no crummy smartphone games on your morning commute, but rather Zelda: Br...
Brilliant as both a home console and a portable, Joy-Cons are genius, Zelda ensures a strong launch line-up...
Third-party games aren't certain in the long run, Online service is an unknown, Hidden costs of ownership add up...
Embedded video From what we've seen so far of the Nintendo Switch, it's a good console. It feels great in your hands, has a fab screen and should last the length of your daily commute. What it needs now is games, and not just ones Wii U owners have seen...
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Japanese gaming company Nintendo has unveiled its new Nintendo Switch console at a presentation in Tokyo.The device, a hybrid that can be used both handheld and with a TV when in a dock, will go on sale on 3 March priced $299.99 in the US and £279.99 in t...
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In 2013, Nintendo opened a new research and development facility in its home town of Kyoto, Japan. Usually, a consumer technology manufacturer opening a new office wouldn't be news, but this was different: the $350m building would house both the company's...
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Nintendo's next console looks like it may just be the Nintendo console we've all been waiting for – at least since the Wii U was consigned to being the dustiest thing on our shelves. Eccentric, interesting, boasting widespread industry support and with a...
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Nintendo has finally revealed its successor to the ill-fated Wii U, the portable focused Switch, formerly known by the codename NX.From the brief video the Japanese gaming giant revealed today, it looks like rumours were correct and that the console is po...
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The Nintendo Switch is finally available to buy in the UK after years of rumours, but it's headed to a market dominated by consoles like the PS4, the PS4 Pro and Xbox One (and that's without mentioning Project Scorpio ). So, what should you do if you can'...
It's a tough choice as the PS4 and Switch are very different, and the decision will depend on your personal preferences: mobile vs home, graphics vs portability, and most importantly, the kinds of games you play. The Switch is more expensive than the PS4...
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gadgetsmagazine.com.ph Updated:
2017-08-11 13:59:27
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The design of the Switch is very much a compromise. It's no secret at this point that it's a combination home console and portable console in one device. These have conflicting requirements, so copious compromise is expected. It's a few devices that snap...
You should own one, but maybe not yet.Also published in GADGETS MAGAZINE May 2017 issueWords by Ren Alcantara...
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Nintendo Switch: What is it?Call it a hybrid or a gaming 2-in-1. The Nintendo Switch is actually a blend of Nintendo's Wii U console and its popular 3DS handheld devices. It can work connected to an HDTV and even uses small, motion-tracking, controllers f...
The Nintendo Switch is an innovative device but it is also a jack of all trades trying to please too many segments, as a result, right now it is a master of none.That's fine for users who understand what they're buying into. That for every transcendent Ze...
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Nintendo's bold vision for a modern console has arrived in the Switch. The console forces you to reset all expectations of what a console offers you and your household. A gaming console no longer refers to a VCR-style box that sits in your entertainment u...
Diversity of uses, Screen quality, Simple setup...
Battery life, Ergonomics of joycon, Limited game lineup...
Nintendo have taken bold technical decisions about functionality in creating the Switch and that should be applauded. Like the Wii, the co-operative gaming with friends and family is the best part of the switch, while also servicing your portable needs du...
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The Nintendo Switch has been on the market now for around nine months and it's more than proven itself as an excellent new device and concept for the games industry. In my initial review I said the Switch was boiled down and concentrated fun in a console...
The sticky subject with the Switch is, unfortunately, price. At £280 it's not actually all that much for a brand-new console. Both the PS4 and Xbox One retailed at far higher prices at launch and were arguably nowhere near as versatile. However, in the cu...
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Made from silicone, they easily slip over your Joy-Cons to minimize scratches and grime. Best of all, one installed, they still connect your Nintendo Switch console and don't offer any additional bulk. We also found that they increase the grip on the Joy-...
Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controller Protective Silicone Cover provide extra grip and protection...
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It's been out for almost a year, and Nintendo are still sitting pretty atop its big pile of money, because (much to my personal surprise) the Switch has been a big hit! I've poked fun at it on occasion - mainly for things regarding its use of the internet...
If you're on the fence about getting a Switch, and have the funds, then you should probably get a Switch...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2018-02-07 02:23:17
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To understand the Nintendo Switch you first have to understand Nintendo. It's the culmination of over thirty years of Nintendo's gaming hardware know-how. Ever since the Nintendo Entertainment System entered Japanese homes in 1983, the aim has been to ent...
The sticky subject with the Switch is, unfortunately, price. At $469 it's not actually all that much for a new console. Both the PS4 and Xbox One retailed at far higher prices at launch and were arguably nowhere near as versatile. However, in the current...
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Despite a lineage stretching back 127 years dabbling in every industry imaginable, Nintendo is now synonymous with video games and fun. They are to video games as Kleenex is to tissue paper. Though, for a brief period of time this console generation, it f...
The Nintendo Switch is a pretty revolutionary piece of tech despite the upfront cost and relatively uncomfortable controllers...
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Over the weekend we got hands-on with the Nintendo Switch, and in our review it's featuring a UK bundle purchased from Tesco. There's a number of bundles available, although this was one we opted for thanks to the good price of £289 on Tesco Direct. It i...
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When I first heard about Nintendo 's plan to build a hybrid console, I thought it was a long shot. And truthfully, it was. But I also reckoned the response to a 2-in-1 console (or 3-in-1 if you count tabletop mode, as Nintendo does) would ultimately be lu...
Seamless transition from docked to mobile and vice versa, Zelda is as good as advertised, Lightweight design prevents fatigue from setting in, Bright and vibrant 6.2-inch display, Storage is expandable, Controls are comfortable, Just plain fun...
Weak launch lineup outside of Zelda, Wrist-strap needs a redesign, Dated processor from the get-go, Only 32GB of built-in storage...
As has been the case for past couple of generations in the home console space, Nintendo went in a different direction than either of its rivals (Sony and Microsoft) with the Switch. Once again, Nintendo's newest console does not engage the competition in...
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Othello, coming to us from Arc System Works for the Nintendo Switch, feels pretty much at home on this fledgling piece of hardware that's bridging the gap between the home console and portable market. I don't think Othello will be taking the world by stor...
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I feel like Nintendo has been lost for a while. The runaway success of the Wii left them complacent—its very success largely bought by a fickle casual crowd that soon moved on to the next hot tech trend. When the Wii U arrived in late 2012, it was already...
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I have something of a love/hate relationship with Nintendo consoles, especially in recent years. While I grew up with consoles like the Super NES, Nintendo 64, and Gamecube, in the time since then my preference has shifted to Nintendo's handhelds like the...
Nintendo's dream of hybrid gaming fully realized, Truly exciting hardware that stands out from the rest, Fairly solid launch lineup, especially with Zelda...
Accessories are far too expensive, Online systems still need a lot of work, Launch feels rushed in general...
So, where does all of this leave us? I'm a bit torn. I'm a big fan of the Switch hardware itself. As I said in an opinion post I wrote about a week ago, I think this is the coolest thing Nintendo could have done if it's determined to avoid playing the num...
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Nintendo is a company of many landmarks. The NES saved the home gaming industry from near-extinction in the 80s, the Wii was a cultural phenomenon whose accessible approach motivated many to try games for the first time, and the company remains the longes...
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If we're all being honest, exciting video game console launches from Nintendo are rare. Sony and Microsoft can worry about offering games that look as realistic as possible. Nintendo concerns itself first with how much fun people will have regardless of h...
In a way, Nintendo's missteps with both the hardware and software of the Nintendo Switch simplify what could have otherwise been a very complicated question. Wondering whether you should buy the Nintendo Switch? Ask yourself whether playing The Legend of...
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It's been about a week since Nintendo's hybrid handheld/home console, the Switch, shipped out. One of many units came to my doorstep, and since then, I've been playing it as much as this job allows me to (so, more than I should, but let's keep that betwee...
Going from home to handheld use is easy and convenient, simple user interface, games are designed to take advantage of the system's strengths, HD Rumble is neat (if a little gimmicky), The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is stellar...
Online gameplay is still an unknown, some will find the Joy-Con controllers too small when separated from the console, doesn't include a carrying case, few games available at launch, no support for wireless headphones, Prev3 of 3Next...
The most compelling reason to get the Nintendo Switch is to play The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and that'll continue to be true for a while. While that hopefully won't come to define the Switch, Nintendo has a ways to go to convince everyone els...
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Nintendo already had its eyes on making a TV-based games console portable when it released the Wii U back in 2012. Sadly, the lack of games, the extremely slow loading of games, and an even more irritatingly slow OS failed to catch on when compared to wha...
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Nintendo's back, reinventing themselves after the dismal performance of the Wii U. The Switch is the antidote, a combination of home console performance in a portable package that hopes to salvage the best bits of the Wii and DS brands.Early signs are pro...
Our verdict of the Nintendo Switch:If you can live with unfinished software and a few bad design choices, the Switch and a copy of Breath of the Wild is a compelling purchase. A revision will ultimately fix some of the design complaints, but you could be...
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Nintendo has always been a leader in terms of innovation, even if that has meant crossing over to the bizarre. 1-2-Switch, a launch title for the Nintendo Switch that showcases some of the console's capabilities, is the latest example that shows Nintendo...
If you're a Nintendo Switch owner, you should purchase 1-2-Switch, especially if you enjoy playing with friends. You're probably hyped to spend time in Hyrule, but 1-2-Switch is a one-of-a-kind experience.There is excellent variety in its games and a fun...
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ign.com
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2017-07-25 03:32:54
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The Nintendo Switch isn't unlike a NASA spacecraft, in that nearly every part of it has been specially designed to pull double or even triple duty. The system's modular design means that it has to function as a traditional home console, a portable system...
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After a shipping snafu with Amazon, I spent the better part of a day trying to track a Nintendo Switch down. I experienced exactly what many hopeful Switch owners will experience. I hounded Craigslist, and haunted Best Buy, and waited in a too-long line a...
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Happy NINTENDO SWITCH Weekend, Modders! We were lucky enough to get our hands on one of these bad boys on launch day (and by lucky, we mean standing in the cold at four o'clock in the morning waiting for the store to open, filled with existential fear tha...
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The Nintendo Switch is a really curious little system. In an age where graphical fidelity is always being pushed to its limit, Nintendo once again opts for a gimmick rather than true horsepower. However, in this case, it's a gimmick that I can totally get...
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The Nintendo Switch is a fascinating new game console built around a novel and well-executed central idea. It also has plenty of problems that will doubtless be improved upon in a future version. Nintendo is yet again trying something new, and here we are...
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bgr.com
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2017-07-25 03:32:55
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Nintendo set a low bar with the Wii U. All the Switch needed to be was competent to meet our expectations, but something clearly changed behind the scenes at Nintendo after the disastrous life cycle of the follow-up to the Wii. The Switch isn't just compe...
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yahoo.com Updated:
2017-07-25 03:32:55
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Releasing worldwide March 3, the Nintendo Switch ($300) is more than just a new video game console: It's a day of reckoning — or a moment of clarity — for arguably the most important company in the history of video games.The purveyor of legendary franchis...
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There's a certain magic in the air ahead of a console launch. Unlike with phones and other gadgets, we don't see new game systems very often, so each new release feels momentous. That's particularly true for Nintendo, a company that's been striving to dif...
Innovative hardware, Being able to play your games anywhere is unique, A huge step up from the Wii U...
So-so battery life, Screen doesn't work well outside, Still waiting on more features, Expensive accessories...
The Switch fixes all of the mistakes of the Wii U and doubles-down on that system's best feature. But there are still plenty of issues and unanswered questions that leave us worried.HardwareNo doubt about it, the Switch is unlike any system we've seen bef...
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The Nintendo Switch is a fascinating new game console built around a novel and well-executed central idea. It also has plenty of problems that will doubtless be improved upon in a future version. Nintendo is yet again trying something new, and here we are...
The Nintendo Switch is an experimental game console from a company with a storied history of making experimental game consoles. Whether it will go down as one of Nintendo's successes or failures remains to be seen.Big picture: I fundamentally like usi...
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Nintendo have been no strangers to rolling the dice since the DS unveiling – Nintendo's revolutionary touch screen implementation, coupled with the Wii's game-changing motion controls impacted the consumer gadget landscape as a whole, as both of these fea...
Unique JoyCon features such as HD Rumble, Good home console, amazing portable console, Nice design aesthetic...
Limited internal storage, No packaged game...
A masterclass in software and handware design collide in this portable gaming masterpiece - though time will tell if it can punch up to the big boys of console gaming...
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The reviews for the Nintendo Switch console are starting to pour in and we've decided to do a roundup of the most important ones. The general opinion seems to be positive, although some small caveats were mentioned here and there. Words like “potential” a...
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Nintendo's Switch is upon us! The company that loves to try new things is doing exactly that. It's providing us with a console that actually is also a handheld. It can be played in three different ways, as an actual docked system hooked up to your TV, a p...
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bgr.com
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2017-07-25 03:32:55
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You know that feeling you have when you wake up from a nightmare? It's all dread and confusion at first, but within seconds those emotions melt away and relief takes their place. The monster wasn't real — it was all in your head. That's kind of how I feel...
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I've had the Nintendo Switch for a few days now, and my early impression goes something like this: Zelda Zelda Zelda Zelda.But beyond the Switch's major launch game, I've found that every impressive feature of the Switch comes with its own shortcomings. E...
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The next big tech launch of the year, aside from the ones of MWC 2017 will be the one of the Nintendo Switch console. Since we're about a week away from its debut, it's time for some previews and first impressions, from the likes of Engadget, Ars Technic...
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With Super Bowl LI only a few days away, you're going to see quite a few companies getting in on the time honored tradition of expensive, sometimes weird commercials. For the first time considering the Pokémon 20th Anniversary ad was headed up by the Poké...
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After an initial teaser in October, Nintendo finally fully revealed its newest console — the Nintendo Switch — last week. The hybrid system — part home console, part tablet — is following the Kyoto-based company's Wii U, which debuted in 2012 and has rack...
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There's nowt like a new console to perk up a gaming year. So 2017 should be perky indeed, with Nintendo's new effort, the Switch, announced today as being out in less than two months.The Switch is Nintendo's latest attempt at bypassing the traditional pow...
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The NES and Game Boy. The GameCube and Game Boy Advance. The Wii and DS. The Wii U and 3DS. Nintendo has kept its handheld and home game systems separate for decades. It looks like that's coming to an end with the launch of the Nintendo Switch (previously...
Attractive, innovative design, Works both as a home game console and a handheld system...
Bottom Line, Nintendo's upcoming Switch game system is a modular hybrid of a handheld and a home game console, built around a tablet form factor...
Nintendo's upcoming Switch game system is a modular hybrid of a handheld and a home game console, built around a tablet form factor...
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I have a PlayStation 4 Pro and an Xbox One S attached to my oversized 65-inch 4K television. I haven't touched either of them since I got my Nintendo Switch.At this point, it seems silly to enumerate all of the reasons why the Switch is great. It's not ju...
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What I love: My favorite thing about the Switch is that it goes where I go. I barely have time to sit in front of my PS4 or Xbox One at home these days, but I've dumped countless hours into Breath of the Wild, Arms and Splatoon 2 on planes, subways and we...
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You don't need me to tell you that the Nintendo Switch is a blockbuster success; all you need to do is look at the numbers. 13 months after its debut, Nintendo's new console has sold about 18 million units, putting the company's profits up 500% year-over-...
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As of yesterday, the Nintendo Switch has been available at retail for six months. In that time, it's become clear that the Switch is a smashing success, at least at launch. Though we won't be able to say if it will take a place among the console greats fo...
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hw4all.com Updated:
2018-08-06 21:15:27
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August 20, Nintendo introduced a game console Nintendo Switch. At this time there were no Gimmicks, in the sense of useless innovations. No stereoscopic image, asymmetrical multiplayer, augmented and virtual reality even more. Everything is aimed only at...
At this time, Nintendo came up to the establishment of a gaming device from a pragmatic point of view, without any fantasy on the theme “What if… ”. No more double screens, flirting with 3D and gyroscopes, dancing with the motion controller, piles of plas...
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Lifewire / Zach SweatExtremely portableGreat for local multiplayerRelatively low costGraphics aren't as good as other consolesLackluster online serviceNo Ethernet port, Wi-Fi onlyThe Nintendo Switch is a truly revolutionary device in the gam...
Extremely portable, Great for local multiplayer, Relatively low cost...
Graphics aren't as good as other consoles, Lackluster online service, No Ethernet port, Wi-Fi only...
An innovation in gaming.The phrase “Jack of all trades, master of none” sums up the Switch pretty well, but that isn't a bad thing. It does a whole lot well when it comes to portability, while being forced to make a few sacrifices in hardware, which doesn...
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The Nintendo Switch is no Wii U -- we knew that much when we reviewed it on March 1st, 2017. Its portable design lets you play your games anywhere, and it seamlessly turns into a home console when you dock it, something that still feels magical today. Bes...
Conveniently lets you game on the go and at home, Has a strong selection of first party titles and choice indies, Online service is cheaper than the competition...
Needs more third-party titles, Multiplayer voice chatting is wonkier than other consoles, Still no Bluetooth headphone support...
Two years after its launch, the Nintendo Switch is an even more capable gaming console. Nintendo's bet on portability has paid off well: While other consoles are stuck under your TV, the Switch lets you bring your favorite games just about anywhere. Now...
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It may be hard to believe, but the Nintendo Switch was released exactly two years ago today - yes, time flies. The hybrid console is one of the most popular pieces of hardware to come out of Nintendo in recent years, and so I wanted to take a look back to...
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ign.com
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2019-11-25 18:59:52
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By Tom Marks A year and a half after its launch, the Nintendo Switch has almost entirely lived up to the initial promise it made. While I may not have brought it out at any rooftop parties, I have played major games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the...
A year and a half after release, the Nintendo Switch has delivered on its initial promise of allowing us to play high-quality games both at home and on the go – it just hasn't gone much further than that. Being able to play its absurdly impressive (and st...
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Yes, you are getting charged for a service that was previously free, but from Nintendo's standpoint, this business model makes sense. The company couldn't charge its players for a service that lacked titles, so it had to wait until the Switch built a nice...
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Welcome to Cult of Mac ‘s Gadget of the Year extravaganza. Unlike some other blogs, where harassed writers get a last-minute order from the boss to come up with an end-of-year list, and then spend a half-hour writing up the first five Google results for t...
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I have been insanely excited about the Switch since the hardware reveal back in January, and almost a week after launch, I'm still very much enthralled with the hardware, as well as the unique premises that present itself through the hardware. It ta...
Unique premise, Seamless transition between TV and tabletop mode and vice versa, Intuitive and fast UI...
No Netflix/Hulu, etc, Battery life may become an issue...
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After a lackluster console generation with the Wii U, Nintendo managed to turn things around with the much-beloved Nintendo Switch: a cross between a handheld and traditional game console. Since its launch in March 2017, we've seen the console get a revis...
Three play modes make it convenient to use whereve, Excellent variety of available game, Smartly designed controls...
Graphics are worse than rivals' offering, Online membership features are inconsistent across game, Battery life of original model is short...
The Nintendo Switch had a very strong start back in 2017 and has only grown stronger since then. More and more non-Nintendo developers are flocking to have their games appear on the platform, and Nintendo has addressed many criticisms of the launch-day co...
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So how does the newest Nintendo Switch stack up in today's gaming world? Killatia checks it out to find out for sure!Youtube Channel...
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