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*** The Official Nintendo Switch 2 ***
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Those final few mm really make all the difference.
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He makes it out to be like it's an LCD panel from the 90s, it's fine, it's not an amazing LCD but it's just fine. My Asus PG43UQ monitor being a VA panel has significantly more ghosting than the Switch 2.
Both genre defining games. An excellence in both design and sound design.
I’ve completed it already years ago but honestly these patches are game changers in an open world environment. Looking forward to 60fps in that forest!
Are there any games on the Switch 2 that I can play for 15 to 30 mins online a few times a day? On the Xbox I play CoD but was curious if there was anything else on the Switch 2 that might fill the gap? I can't always spend a couple of hours in one session.
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I've been doing that with Mario Kart! I would like to see some more "mainstream" online stuff - there's been loads of rumours of things like CoD, Halo, Rainbow Six Siege coming but nothing official yet
Just bought an essential peripheral for my Switch 2 to help me improve at MKW 
https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/mario-kart-mario-standard-kart-72037
https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/mario-kart-mario-standard-kart-72037
Blimey. Lego is an expensive hobby!Just bought an essential peripheral for my Switch 2 to help me improve at MKW
https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/mario-kart-mario-standard-kart-72037
Indeed. But then so is Nintendo gaming
I've been building mine slowly - a couple of bags a week, as I have about 6 weeks to wait for its case...Just bought an essential peripheral for my Switch 2 to help me improve at MKW
https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/mario-kart-mario-standard-kart-72037
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Let’s-a go! Race down Rainbow Road with the greatest to ever grace a go-kart - LEGO’s latest Mario Kart set is here! The LEGO Mario Kart™ Mario & Standard Kart set is a detailed build of the world’s fastest plumber and his iconic classic kart. Our Limited Edition display case showcases your LEGO...
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My Kart is complete, and I've just started Mario's body!
I find that handheld I can play looking down at the screen fine, but if I actually want to lift the console up in front of my face that's when it's uncomfortable.
Case and grip is being shipped summer so that could be anytime July to August I guess. I don't play handheld much due to the screen but I gave it another go when I was on my my spin bike and thought actually it's really not that bad.
I haven't played Mario Kart more than 30 minutes yet, but I will at some point. I like that with BOTW because it has little to no story it is very good as they just pick up and play for a bit kind of gaming, even though I apparently spent 200 hours overall with it, it feels fresh and I didn't see a lot of the game because I was just running around unlocking the towers and stuff.
I've already seen some stuff in the first two areas that I don't ever recall seeing before and although yes, it's not a graphical masterpiece, in terms of like tech wise, I do often stop and take screenshots of the stunning vistas you see.
Also dipping into Fantasy Life now and then although the game is not actually like how I thought it was, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, also realised it's actually a third-party game so technically I've already broken my own rule there lol, but that's okay because it's the kind of game that I think suits handheld perfectly.
Tried NMS too but did not like the performance or how it looked at all. It must have looked terrible in the original switch if it looks like this.
Case and grip is being shipped summer so that could be anytime July to August I guess. I don't play handheld much due to the screen but I gave it another go when I was on my my spin bike and thought actually it's really not that bad.
I haven't played Mario Kart more than 30 minutes yet, but I will at some point. I like that with BOTW because it has little to no story it is very good as they just pick up and play for a bit kind of gaming, even though I apparently spent 200 hours overall with it, it feels fresh and I didn't see a lot of the game because I was just running around unlocking the towers and stuff.
I've already seen some stuff in the first two areas that I don't ever recall seeing before and although yes, it's not a graphical masterpiece, in terms of like tech wise, I do often stop and take screenshots of the stunning vistas you see.
Also dipping into Fantasy Life now and then although the game is not actually like how I thought it was, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, also realised it's actually a third-party game so technically I've already broken my own rule there lol, but that's okay because it's the kind of game that I think suits handheld perfectly.
Tried NMS too but did not like the performance or how it looked at all. It must have looked terrible in the original switch if it looks like this.
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Thanks that worked for me. Got to love Vincent!
Yeah he's a very funny chap
Game changer for me. Mario Kart World really pops now. Beautiful looking game.
Honestly, I don't know what half of things mean on my TV.