The Things We Learned During The Nintendo Switch Launch

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First we have a video from the Nintendo World store in NY where CND, who has been waiting for a Nintendo Switch since early this month, shows the crowd that is gathered for the launch of the hardware. And there is probably no more coveted library of games in the world than Nintendo’s nearly endless back catalog, making it ideal for a subscription-type service in the vein of the Game Pass, where games aren’t streamed, but able to be downloaded straight to the console. The Nintendo Switch is odd because it’s now created to be used in different ways.

While for the main console itself the screen/pad-printing process used for the logo is “also cured in a way which peels off with the adhesive on vinyl wraps”. However, its follow-up Wii U, released in 2012, was a major disappointment. Pre-orders came flooding in when the Japanese company announced its US release. However, Spencer admitted that the company is always watching the market to see what happens and that Microsoft has noted that mobile devices are ruling the market. But if you are lucky enough to get a hold of a dealer who has a Switch in stock, make sure he has a positive rating before you order from him.

If you’re planning to get a Nintendo Switch after it launches tomorrow, here is one thing I would recommend: Do not lick the cartridges.

Serkan Toto, CEO of consultancy firm Kantan Games, thinks the console is a game-changer.

There was a collective groan from the internet yesterday when the Switch’s day one update brought with it one unpopular bit of Nintendo functionality.

But once you slip the detachable Joy-Con parts off the tablet and drop the device into the included dock you’ve got a living room console with two controllers for multi-player games.

For now at least, the Nintendo Switch has gotten off to a great start and I am hopeful that this excellent console will do very well over the next few years. As for the upcoming console, he said that the company had “done some really innovative work”.

The idea is to give gamers a more immersive experience with realistic physical sensations matched to what is happening on-screen.