Joy-Con

My first purchase would be screen protection for all consoles, but especially for the Lites. A regular switch can still display to the TV with a cracked screen, but a Lite is toast since it can't connect to anything else. I'd also consider a controller budget.. Stock joycons are notorious for issues

I’m so glad DK oldies are preserving and repairing Nintendo’s legacy consoles for all to enjoy at a price point and quality Nintendo would approve of. I also remember that princess peach sprite, she’s from my favorite classic Mario game, Super Mario 3D All Stars Collection, only available at DK oldi

Nintendo and their weird control restrictions, Been playing Galaxy 2 and the handheld tilting is such a pain on tough levels. Wish they'd just let us use mouse controls for single player too. At least the Joy-Con drift isn't as bad this time around.

Eu não vou negar que a Steam realmente fez essas coisas, mas você está convenientemente ignorando o fato de que ela é a única entre essas três que não te cobra pra jogar online. Também tem os jogos mais baratos, e de longe a melhor política de reembolso. Agora falar que a Nintendo é a melhor foi de

I guess the tmr sticks and much better d-pad play a big role in choosing the 3th party joycons, to bad nintendo themselves seem to stubborn about making a joy-con pro

Worth is personal preference. My experience as a Nintendo fan, who spent thousands of hours gaming on Switch 1. The Switch 2 is excellent. It runs every Switch 1 game, so you’ll immediately have an incredible library at your disposal. It runs them better than the original pretty much every single ti

I’d get the regular switch and build it up from there. Even if you decided to play 100% handheld, there are now great 3rd party joy cons that are better than Nintendo’s and don’t drift. With the lite you are stuck with the sticks it comes with.

Why highlight permanent prices when those games get bigger discounts much more frequently than Nintendo games? Dual sense drift is also not nearly the issue it is for joy cons.

Do you not use gyro aiming in games that support it? The M12HD makes the Switch 2 behave in detached joycon mode with respect to gyro functionality, so in Star Wars Outlaws with the M12HD attached you'll have to rotate the console like a steering wheel (yaw) instead of tilt it (roll) to aim horizont

Absolutely not. As someone who owns a switch, switch 2, steam deck, and multiple gaming PCs, the switch/switch 2 is a cool system but it is fundamentally a compromise device. The ergonomics are horrendous compared to other handhelds because the joy con design has to be comfortable both for holding i