What is even special about the Switch?

[emmaxxy]

Should i buy a switch

 

[Jayro]

It can "Switch" from being a portable console, to being a home console. That's it's main gimmick. Really depends if you're a portable gamer or not. If not, then an Xbox or PS4/5 might be a better choice for you.

 

[hippy dave]

The clicky noise in the adverts.

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But yeah it's the latest greatest Nintendo handheld, and you can also play it on the TV.

 

[thesjaakspoiler]

Should i buy a switch

No, because it's only for special people.
You probably find 10 different things you regret after you buy Switch.

 

[Dust2dust]

It can "Switch" from being a portable console, to being a home console. That's it's main gimmick. Really depends if you're a portable gamer or not. If not, then an Xbox or PS4/5 might be a better choice for you.

It also depends what games he wants to play. Not the same games are offered on Xbox and PS4/5 versus the Switch. OP has to do his homework and check what he needs to play before making a decision.

 

[emmaxxy]

Does it has motion sensing

 

[ChanseyIsTheBest]

Does it has motion sensing

Switch does have gyro sensors in the controllers so yeah, though not many games use it. You won't see motion controls outside of party games besides a limited list of Nintendo published games and games that support gyro aiming for shooting.

 

[emmaxxy]

Switch does have gyro sensors in the controllers so yeah, though not many games use it. You won't see motion controls outside of party games besides a limited list of Nintendo published games and games that support gyro aiming for shooting.

let me consider that,hmm not sure i would go for it

 

[mrgone]

you wont be cool, because it does not have call of duty!
on the other hand, if call of duty is the measure of coolness, that's a totally different problem

 

[emmaxxy]

you wont be cool, because it does not have call of duty!
on the other hand, if call of duty is the measure of coolness, that's a totally different problem

what!!! No THE CALL OF DUTY that it,not my pick for a home console

 

[nutsack]

If you like Zelda and Mario games

 

[sombrerosonic]

Well, it matters on what you want to play for it.

If you want to play nintendo exclusives at a cheaper price as well as 100% compadibility then go ahead.

If not, your better off buying a steam deck for some more. Emulates Switch, 360, PS2, Wii U/Wii/Gamecube as well as playing steam games off the fly

 

[Wolfy]

What's special about it? You can play more powerful games than what the 3DS was able to do, but only barely better than the Wii U... so if you don't care for any of the N64 games on Switch Online or Switch Exclusives I'd just get a 3DS for the amount of stuff you can get, which is hurriedly getting harder for most because of the eShop shutting down.

 

[Draxzelex]

You buy a Switch to play Switch games. Bonus points if you want to play them on the go. Other than that, you could emulate anything else on your computer or other portable device.

 

[Tfan05]

I found myself really enjoying the portable aspect more than I thought I would. I can play in bed and have some relaxation with games like spirit farer or play out on the deck in the rain with games like spirit farer. I like spirit farer lol. Seriously though I got it so I could play Mario kart 8 and then later got other games before taking it and using it in handheld. I find the flexibility its greatest feature.

 

[Morricorne]

For me? Its old Vita slim replacement with big great Library games. Resident Evil, etc

 

[nutsack]

I found myself really enjoying the portable aspect more than I thought I would. I can play in bed and have some relaxation with games like spirit farer or play out on the deck in the rain with games like spirit farer. I like spirit farer lol. Seriously though I got it so I could play Mario kart 8 and then later got other games before taking it and using it in handheld. I find the flexibility its greatest feature.

Same here. I bought the Switch expecting to use it docked 100% of the time but turns out I use it 70/30 handheld vs docked since getting mine back in 2018.

 

[Benja81]

Well if you like playing games on the go or even just lying down on a couch without a TV like the Romans would have played games, I could give you 4,418 special reasons:

 

[Rykin]

I have rarely used my switch since buying it. I would sell it, but it's a launch console and is fully exploited. There are just very few games I want to play on it. Even my old favorites are just tiresome to me.