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I’m having terrible trouble deciding which way i prefer to play my switch, like a handheld, game pad or nunchuck style.
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Personally I prefer handheld but mostly due to the way I end up playing the most, which is on the sofa while my wife watches something on TV. If I'm in my office I've got my dock connected to my ultrawide monitor which does stretch things a little but it's nice to sit back and use the pro controller over the joycons.
If it had been a pure handheld device I would definitely still have bought one, pure docked I'm not so sure.
Edit: typo.
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I’m a bit disappointed by the downloadable game prices too. I can’t understand why they are so much more expensive than the carts. For example Nintendo want £36 for the CB trilogy, Amazon want a score for a brand new boxed cart.
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There is some benefits to digital games. I buy digital so I can play with my daughter. Since you can play the game on up to two different accounts, and we have two switches, we basically get two games but only pay once. It does have some limitations still, but it works.
Also I can't be bothered to switch physical games.
Also I can't be bothered to switch physical games.
plus I get the option to sell them on afterwards.Nintendo announce: there will be new console hardware launched this financial year which ends in April 2024.
The CEO did acknowledge that sales are slowing and it's become more of a challenge to sell switch consoles but they are still intending to just sell the Switch and not launch new machines
wccftech.com
The CEO did acknowledge that sales are slowing and it's become more of a challenge to sell switch consoles but they are still intending to just sell the Switch and not launch new machines
[UPDATE] New Nintendo Hardware Won't Launch Before April 2024
New Nintendo hardware will not release this fiscal year, and will not only launch after March 2024, the company's president confirmed
wccftech.com
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Judging by the content of the link, I think you mean there will not be?
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Is there any point in 4K on a 7 inch screen?
If you don't play heldheld, then zero. If you do, then go for it!
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I upgraded from a original switch to the OLED:
- much more rigid build than my worn out original
- screen is massively better (bigger/brighter/richer)
- quieter and battery life much better
- much stronger kickstand
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Where are you getting that?
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Was mentioned in the Grim’s link above about being a possibility
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Nintendo announce: there will be new console hardware launched this financial year which ends in April 2024.
The CEO did acknowledge that sales are slowing and it's become more of a challenge to sell switch consoles but they are still intending to just sell the Switch and not launch new machines
[UPDATE] New Nintendo Hardware Won't Launch Before April 2024
New Nintendo hardware will not release this fiscal year, and will not only launch after March 2024, the company's president confirmed
I doubt we'll see anything before "Holidays 2024" then in time for Christmas
Most likely 4k docked
Maybe. Kind of think the same but until they say so who knows?
I did and was worth it purely for the oled screen in my opinion. And the cost isn't so much if you sell on your old one too.