
The Nintendo Switch is out and overall I'm highly pleased with it, but there are some glaring issues with the console worth noting.

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Look I know VIII has its issues and all that but how on earth can the do big anniversary events with new artwork and merchandise for VII, IX and X yet VIII got sweet f*** all.
They could have given it something during its 25th anniversary yet all it got was a single Happy Anniversary post on their social media.
I see you left out the other 993 for the sake of space. Fair enough.
Solid and fair list. The kickstand and bad dock design are my most hated issues.
List is true but overall I'm happy with it. Last night before bed I layer down for like 3 hours just going in on Zelda (between horizon and Zelda I alternate which one gets play time). The system itself feels sturdy and Zelda looks great on it.
Point #3 I totally agree with. It shows you the battery indicators which means it makes some sort of electrical connection to the joycons and yet it has no charge port or even acts as an extended battery.
I'd like to add that it was a bad decision to not allow the joycons to have direct input connection to the switch when you have them locked on. It would have allowed for two things. The joycons would not have to be wireless when docked (so the sync issues would not be present) AND it would have allowed the switch to use the power of the joycon batteries as an extended battery.
The scratched screen from the dock... thats just poor design right there. A thin piece of felt could alleviate that problem very easily.
1. It's not a PlayStation
2. It's not an Xbox
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