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Summary: The new console of Nintendo is called Switch! And guess what? Yes, it is a portable platform for the go, but the plot thickens because the platform has a sort of mixture between regular homes based classic Nintendo gaming consoles and movable too. How so? You can link it to the TV and play right there at home or just connect the whole controllers to the main console and ride on to everywhere you want to keep gaming with you. All is set up for flexibility and enjoyment, whenever is to play by yo
The new console of Nintendo is called Switch! And guess what? Yes, it is a portable platform for the go, but the plot thickens because the platform has a sort of mixture between regular homes based classic Nintendo gaming consoles and movable too. How so? You can link it to the TV and play right there at home or just connect the whole controllers to the main console and ride on to everywhere you want to keep gaming with you. All is set up for flexibility and enjoyment, whenever is to play by yourself or friends.
The great value of a console like this is the fact that your game campaign will never have to actually stop when you have to move or go outside, the console’s modes are easily changeable so it difficultly become a burden every time that happens. Users of smaller platforms are often perceived as different gamers separated from the player who likes to have all comforts at home when is about to engage a gaming campaign, both communities share something in common and is the unnerved search for immersive game experience. And the Nintendo Switch has just the capacity to emancipate players like that.
The risk of investment in new grounds is what has made Nintendo great during this period of transition to a new generation of smart technology and gaming; keeping a flexibility range regarding their games proposals to almost all ages is a smart choice and the common characters of Zelda and Mario are sure to be found here at their best suits.
The future of Nintendo
The gaming market is a tricky one now, before VR Gear and other devices for virtual reality got adapted to smartphones and open the window of mobile gaming, the Nintendo company was hitting a rough patch where they top products were not as popular anymore, and the competition split in two: the great warriors of Xbox and Playstation; Nintendo didn’t have too much space to ponder if not constructing a path adapted to the reality we are facing with technology.
After more than 100 years of hard work and innovation, Nintendo couldn’t just stayed put and produce smartphone games just because it was what everybody was doing, no; instead, the earlier jump on the end of 2016 with Super Mario Run was enough to show the flexibility Nintendo had for new ways of gaming but also they needed to develop a game changer for the old classic way of playing.
Nintendo is aiming for reaching a definite switch this year 2017, where the market gets more grounded for them as a company and the upcoming waves of games they have in store can sum up more followers to their innovative ways since it is true that the Wii U and the 3DS can’t keep being the rocks because new gaming technology can crush their good past sales and recognition within the broad players community.
The downside of the Nintendo Switch lies on its battery for portable mode, because it depends highly on which games you’re playing and for how long. The company has calculated that the top period of time it can last goes around 6 hours max and that reality might be a challenge to the reviewers’ world wide of the flexibility of the Switch’s capacity.
