How are people trading in before getting their new switch?! Do you not need to do a system transfer or will you just redownload any games from the shop?!
That’s worth the price difference as a new purchase imoI pre ordered the white OLED switch three weeks ago and I'm unsure if I should keep it. For a long time I wanted to have one, and it would be my first, but I still don't know if it is worth €349,99 when the V2 version is on sale for €280...
That's great to know. I have had a Switch for 4 weeks. Love playing on my LG C1 but can't play on the small screen for more than 15-20min before my eyes get fatigued.The OLED screen is absolutely fabulous, and worth the upgrade 100 percent for me. I only has a Lite, so the difference is massive. I cannot wait to dig into all of my games.
Same. And the internals are four years old. I opted for the PS5 instead and I do not regret it at all.So close to falling for the hype and buying one until I watched some YouTube videos of top 10 and 20 games that are maybe slightly better than mobile games but instead of costing a few bucks each they're $50 to $60. And, value, specs (for example 4GB RAM vs 16GB RAM) and versatility are low relative to Steam Deck.
I decided that I keep mine, the display is really, really gorgeous. I played A LOT of Super Mario Odyssey and the colors are amazing. This game is meant to be played on an OLED screen.Beautiful display! That RGB instead of Pentile OLED really helps a lot with 720p for crispiness.
makes me think the graphical horsepower is better even though it isnt.
This is a marvel for handheld users
I am enjoying my switch too. The only dislike is the sheer expense of the game. Digital copies of 3-4 year old titles are £49.99.Been playing my first switch for about a week now. Having a blast with Mario Kart that I haven't even taken Breath of the Wild out of the box yet. It's a really great device that is a nice change of pace from my PS5.
I am enjoying my switch too. The only dislike is the sheer expense of the game. Digital copies of 3-4 year old titles are £49.99.
Meanwhile on a boring evening I can browse the Xbox store and spontaneously buy good games on sale for £4-15 or dip into Gamepass for one month.
Mario games are great but I wish that Nintendo games weren't so expensive.
Nintendo isn't big on discounting their games. I don't think they ever have been to be honest.its because idiots buy it.... saw the Black Friday deals. How is Zelda $40 !!! still without DLC.
My friend bought the OLED Switch it defiantly looks much nicer but I never use it as a handheld. I just got someone who sold me Metroid for $30 but also bought the new Call of Duty so who knows when I'll get around to playing it.
Curious, do you buy physical media for video games (for the games that have them), or is it all pure digital? Do you also have a large collection of digital only video games, and a whole mess of multimedia? I ended up getting a bunch of micro SD cards and passed them along to friends. One said he was running low on space, so that was appreciated. I didn't get a chance to ask him about this, so I was wondering what people do with Switches that really fill out storage so quickly.I really wanted to buy it; my launch switch battery is no longer the same (I´m sure im hitting 3-3.5 hours before having to plug it in) and my habits have switched from docked 90 % of the time to Handheld 85% of the time according to my year in review.
But then I read I´ll have to just redownload everything to the new unit and I´m no longer sure; I have my 512 gb micro sd pretty much at capacity and I was hoping I might just be able to plug it into the new unit once the transfer was done.
These are the small details nintendo needs to work on as part of the user experience.
I saw the OLED Switch for the first time today in a store in person, it wasn't switched on but I was impressed. Im debating weather ti swap my OG Switch for it, but with all the rumours of a Switch 2 next year I'm not sure.
Wouldn't you have to see it on to be impressed? dont understand.