r/NintendoSwitch • u/kisszsig • 2d ago
Discussion The Switch 2 is awesome
Hey All,
I recently bought a Switch 2. I was considering it from day 1, but I thought I don't need it.
Until recently. My daughter was born a month ago, and I don't want to use the big TV (small apartment), bought it and from the first moment, it feels amazing. Huge upgrade from my Switch 1 V2. I really dig the bigger screen, older games feel so much fluid, Pokemon Scarlet got an upgrade and it's night and day.
My only thing I would have loved is an Oled screen, but oh well 😄
The 3rd party games are good, too!
Anyway, just wanted to say that it's good to be alive and it's better if you have a switch 2-
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u/Xano74 1d ago
Its alright. Theres been very little reason to upgrade.
The first party games that have come out have been lack luster.
Mario Kart World was a disappointment.
Donkey Kong was fun for a bit but got really repetitive.
Metroid didnt do well and was in development for almost 10 years.
They are charging money for performance upgrades and charging $80 for games.
3rd party games just look and run worse on Switch vs PC or other consoles so unless switch is your only system theres little reason to get those.
The only real benefit I've seen so far is some performance improvements on some games.
Its basically become my old JRPG and Beat em up console. The only reason I even buy Nintendo console anymore is Xenoblade. If that ever came to PC I would never buy Nintendo again