The Biggest Flaw of the Nintendo Switch
The Nintendo Switch still has a lot of faults one year after it launched, but one of these is recently becoming a much larger problem.
Great Ways to Utilize the Nintendo Switch’s Portability From Within Your Home
The portability of the Nintendo Switch doesn’t just benefit you when you travel outside your house – it also makes the device quite handy at home! Here are some in-your-house scenarios wherein the Nintendo Switch’s portability gives it an advantage over other home consoles.
Accessorizin’ Like A Switch Boss
…or what else I spent my money on to improve my Nintendo Switch gameplay experience.
We Bought a Switch
After months of resisting, we finally took the plunge – we bought a Nintendo Switch. Here are the reasons why, and here are all the items that we bought.
Why I Haven’t Made the “Switch” Yet
I think the Nintendo Switch is a great console and I want to get it… eventually. Here are the reasons why this Nintendo fanboy has yet to get his hands on Nintendo’s popular console.
The Significance of Doom and Wolfenstein II Being Announced for Nintendo Switch
Nintendo has never had the level of 3rd party developer support since the era of the Super NES. Will the release of Doom and Wolfenstein II for the Nintendo Switch herald the return of 3rd party support for Nintendo?
Fact or Fiction: The Nintendo E3 2017 Leak List
A list of games slated for Nintendo’s E3 2017 presentations was supposedly leaked to the public. Is this real or fake? Let’s assess.
Five Announcements That Would Make E3 2017 a Success for Nintendo
This year’s E3 is just around a corner. As the first major video game event since the release of the Switch, E3 is going to be critical for Nintendo.
In Defense of the Nintendo Switch Pricing
One common criticism that stemmed from Nintendo’s recent Switch presentation is the console’s launch price of $299.99 – that’s without a game title bundled in. Is this a justified price?
Reactions to the Nintendo Switch Presentation
Nintendo’s initial reveal of the Switch left a lot of unanswered questions. How many of these were answered by yesterday’s hour-long presentation? And is the Switch a more suitable competitor to Sony’s/Microsoft’s current gen consoles?
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