
Over the last eight years, the Nintendo Switch has become one of the most successful and influential consoles of all time, confidently securing a place in my regular gaming rotation on the couch while simultaneously becoming a handheld staple of my train commutes and trips abroad alike. But over that same time, its aging innards have become steadily more distracting. That’s why it’s such a relief that the Nintendo Switch 2 has magnetically snapped into our hands at long last, giving games the Switch was struggling to run a shot in the arm and opening the door for a whole new generation of third-party support. At the same time, apart from a creative new mouse control option that works better than it is comfortable to actually use, this sequel system doesn’t provide many of its own novel reasons to upgrade at the moment beyond bringing its out-of-date predecessor into the modern age – and it’s charging a substantial premium ($449) in order to do that.

Resident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi talks about cutting content and making horror approachable.
DLC That NOW!!! please.. Love resident evil requiem and would buy dlc in a heartbeat. Did a video review for it too on our channel and site. Anyone who loves gaming needs to play the game as its truly a masterpiece.

Medic Training Simulation is a combat challenge in Pragmata, which requires you to defeat all enemies, deal damage using enemies, and complete it all within 100 seconds.

A Lunar Challenge in Pragmata requires you to complete an Armor Break mission in a Special Sector of the post-game Unknown Signal mode.
damn thats low for a major nintendo console, while the switch 2 will probably get better over the years, the initial review of 7 from a major outlet will always be there, same thing happened with days gone, way better game today that the initial reviews suggest, wont affect nintendo sales one bit tho, looks like nintento played it super safe this generation.
The good ol' 7 from IGN.
Totally fair
When Nintendo release gimmicks it’s not good enough and when they release a solid successor it’s not good enough.
They said the same thing with Switch 1. Look how successful it is now. And there's a very good chance it will happen again with Switch 2.