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One year Nintendo Switch - owners' impressions - Offtop on DTF
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It has been a year since the release of the Nintendo Switch - it appeared in retail on March 3, 2017. Sales at the console are excellent, there are enough good games - everything needs to be summarized somehow. We found out who in the DTF editorial office took the Switch and asked them to share their thoughts: what you can play and whether the purchase was repulsed by emotions.
If you have something to tell - welcome to the comments.
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Oleg Chimde: the third platform in a row
I've had a sad story with Switch so far. I rode a bit in Mario Kart 8, ran The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, getting damn tired in the process, went through an excellent Super Mario Odyssey with my niece and ... everything. Since the end of December, the console has been collecting dust next to the PlayStation 3 in languid anticipation of Pokémon, SMT and Fire Emblem.
Most likely, the matter is in the type of consumption.
I don’t go to work by public transport, but work from home, which means Switch as a portable device is not very relevant for me. In indies that are now massively coming to Switch, I play either on PC or on PS4. So in my personal list of gaming platforms, the Nintendo console is in my third place.
However, I don't regret the purchase, of course: Mario alone paid for the Switch in full for me. In the meantime, let it lie down, the tea will not spoil.
Zakhar Bocharov: credited, you have been rehabilitated
As a Nintendo fan, it was very painful for me to watch Wii U. Two and a half games a year, E3 conferences with depressing announcements compared to competitors, the endless need to endure the imperfections of hardware in order to be able to play my favorite series. And some of them held up decently (Super Smash Bros., Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, Pikmin 3), while others were tough in quality (Xenoblade Chronicles X, Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival, Paper Mario: Color Splash).
It became obvious: Nintendo is gradually recognizing the failure of stationary hardware and is preparing a replacement. There is an unplanned change. We must be patient.
Switch caused a storm of doubts - power, form factor, original library of games. But the twelve months that have passed since the start have smashed all skepticism to smithereens. 2017 was a huge comeback year for Nintendo, and my jubilation was boundless.
I got a console in the summer and still have never thought about what to play. The luxurious The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey have been completed, a lot of games are still on the line - Splatoon 2, Mario and Rabbids, Skyrim, Xenoblade 2. The question is rather how to find the time.
Of course, not only new items are on the list, but Switch is a surprisingly pleasant piece of iron for catching up. The same The Elder Scrolls V on the small screen looks very neat, although in the regular version of seven years ago it still got tired.
I don't want to play Darkest Dungeon, Enter the Gungeon, or Celeste on the big screen (I don't have a Vita) - but the half-hour night runs are a hit. The hybrid set-top box format seemed wild to me, but in fact it became an innovation that worked. Very often I catch myself thinking that I will buy a particular game if it comes out on Switch.
Nintendo no longer needs to be scattered between several platforms (3DS is already objectively getting crumbs from the master's table), so the most delicious - exclusives - began to appear much more often. In addition to the mentioned "Mario" and "Zelda" - look at their ratings! — Splatoon 2, Arms, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Xenoblade 2 were released in the first year. This is a powerful start, and full releases of Fire Emblem and Pokemon, Kirby Star Allies, Bayonetta 3 and Super Smash Bros. are coming soon. Even in terms of the number of titles, this is very inspiring.
I don't want to be a 100% fanboy: the console has its downsides. It does not work without recharging, and due to its power, there is almost no actual multiplatform.
As a replacement for a stationary console, the Switch will only work for undemanding players. But as a second set-top box, especially a portable one, it's almost perfect. Definitely the best purchase last year, with a pleasant, forgotten feeling as a bonus. The feeling that you can be proud of your favorite company again, and more and more people are imbued with its philosophy. On the day I bought Super Mario Odyssey, I canceled everything and, like a child, hurried home to play a new platformer - isn't this the lost magic of childhood?
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Sergey Matveev: instead of a bedtime story
Nintendo Switch and I got used to each other for a long time. The easiest way to compare this is with relationships. Sounds ridiculous, but judge for yourself.
At first there was a period of excitement and joy from owning a new console, I tried to spend every free minute with it. Then there was a sharp decline in interest, a period of insidious betrayals, when I preferred to go through the new releases of the season on PC, while Switch was lonely gathering dust on the shelf.
And now I come home from work every day and in the evening, tired, I fall into a chair with Switch in my hands. No previous passion, but calm and spiritual pleasure from the game. Only if in a relationship it all takes decades, it only took me a year.
Approximately for the entire period of adaptation, my passage of the new Zelda also stretched. I finished it just a week ago, some moments and mechanics were not weakly annoying, other situations and missions were delightful and blew the roof off. I have a fad: if you already pass the game, then you should squeeze all the juice out of it. Consequently, I went through all the sanctuaries, closed all additional tasks, collected all the photos for the Hyrule atlas, and pumped all the armor to the maximum. As a result, after a hundred hours - the penetration into the castle, the battle with Ganon, the credits and the smile of Zelda. I exhaled with peace of mind, for me it was more of a gestalt that needs to be closed.
Little indie games gave me a little more vivid emotions.
A year ago, I advocated bringing more indie “with soul” to the Switch, because a portable console is not only about trying to play in a cramped subway or a shaking bus. A portable device, both physically and mentally, is much closer to the player than a monitor or TV, so you immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the game much faster and stronger with it. I replayed Switch Oxenfree, Detention and Night in the Woods - the sensations and emotions are much brighter, as if the characters themselves have become closer and dearer.
Therefore, today for me, Nintendo Switch is not so much a set-top box of exclusives as a great platform for soulful indie games, emotional stories. And to get these true emotions, I'm even ready to overpay.
Nikita Losev: wrong format
I've never been a fan of Nintendo, so my relationship with the Switch is not easy. Before that, I didn’t have a single “big N” console - not that it was a conscious desire, I just didn’t join.
Switch, in the end, I bought only at the end of November, almost nine months after the release of the device. Like many, I was primarily attracted to Zelda and Mario (even two at once, since I also bought Mario Kart 8 Deluxe at the same time), so in the end the desire overcame all doubts.
Three months later, I don't regret my purchase. I’m still slowly going through Breath of the Wild (very little left), barely touched Super Mario Odyssey and traveled a bit in Karting. At the same time, like some of the colleagues who unsubscribed above, Switch closes my list of gaming platforms, and for good reason.
Home - I'm an avid PC player, and although I can turn a blind eye to some of the shortcomings of other devices for the sake of exclusives, sometimes habits still make themselves felt. It’s easier and more convenient for me to run something on Steam (it’s not for nothing that I bought my video card) or turn on some kind of session. On Switch, the choice of all this is too limited, and the format is completely different.
The second reason, following from the previous one, is that I don't play indies on the Switch, and they are most often uninteresting to me in this form. Yes, I've bought a few discounted games, so there's always something to play when I'm on the road. But, with the exception of the main exclusives and, in part, the two parts of Bayonetta, something else does not attract me much.
In addition, I repeat after Oleg, I don't need to travel often, so the portability of the console is nice though (you can play in bed), but I personally don't need it. It's funny that initially I considered Switch first of all as a portable device, and only then - as a home device. As a result, more often than not, I play behind a monitor and even bought a Pro controller for this.
By the way, it deserves a special mention - you no longer need to suffer with Joy-Con controllers, constantly using the console in the docking station. The gamepad turned out to be functional and convenient, and the battery life on a single charge is several times longer than that of the DualShock 4.
The only negative is the price, but the pros, in my opinion, are still more important.
After three months of use, my Switch has remained in perfect condition. There were no scratches on the screen, problems with controllers or other troubles. Although the battery does drain incredibly quickly, so you should always keep this in mind.
In general, if you are interested in Nintendo games, then Switch is worth taking without hesitation. My only problem is that I'm used to the PC, and I rarely launch consoles - the PlayStation 4 Pro is also gathering dust in the corner, and the list of console exclusives that have not been completed is constantly growing. But as an additional gaming device that can also be taken on the road, the Switch is ideal.
Artyom Slobodchikov: the ideal companion
I bought the Switch almost by accident. I have long wanted to buy some kind of console, but the money was only for it - there was not enough money for a TV or a good monitor. Why buy a PS4 Pro if you don't have a good screen to enjoy the beauty of Horizon Zero Dawn? Then I thought about Switch: Zelda with high ratings and cool gameplay, the upcoming Mario Odyssey, which then - in September - had not yet been released. Why not.
Unlike Oleg and Nikita, I need to move around the city every day: from home to work, then to study at the magistracy. In this context, Switch became a little “brain explosion” for me: here, in my backpack, there are several full-fledged AAA games, and I can play them right on the subway or train. The only problem is that in the crowd it is not always convenient to get the console out of the case.
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In addition, Switch is very good at co-op. 1-2 Switch is the perfect party game, and in Overcooked we often play with a girl who is far from video games at all. By the way, I recommend Overcooked to everyone in general, it is very coolly done.
I've heard about the Switch's technical issues, which are causing some to wait for the next revision of the device, but I haven't encountered any myself: the controllers are in perfect order, the docking station hasn't scratched anything, the battery lasts long enough. In a word, I’m happy with everything and I’m waiting for Dark Souls and Pillars of Eternity 2 to come out on Switch.
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Top 8 Nintendo Switch kids games of 2020
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Best Score: Super Mario Odyssey on Amazon
"By far the best Nintendo Switch game for kids."
Best Racing: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe at Amazon
"By far the best racing game ever, especially for kids."
Best Action/Adventure: Zelda: Breath of the Wild at Amazon
"Features a beautiful humongous world in a sandbox environment."
Best Strategy: Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle at Amazon
"A turn-based tactical role-playing video game where kids are encouraged to rely on their critical thinking skills. "
Best Shooter: Splatoon 2 at Amazon
"Believe it or not, there is a kid-friendly Nintendo Switch shooter game for kids."
Best for Casual Play: Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition at Amazon
"Huge random worlds where kids can build anything from little homes to gigantic cities."
Best Sports: FIFA 18 Standard Edition at Amazon
"By far the best sports game on the Nintendo Switch."
Best for Dance: Just Dance 2018 at Amazon
"Considered to be one of the best dancing game series."
Nintendo Switch Unsurprisingly proved to be Nintendo's best-selling console in years. The combination of portability, unique form factor and features, and kid-friendly gaming make it a great console for kids and adults alike. It should also come as no surprise that there is a wide selection of first person games exclusive to this system, many of which appeal to children.
Each game has been tested by our reviewers for story, gameplay, graphics, and child-friendliness. Both adults and children will find something to their liking here. For more games, check out our overall list of the best Nintendo Switch games across all genres, or for some great additions, our top Switch accessories roundup.
Top Score: Super Mario Odyssey
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Super Mario Odyssey is by far the best Switch game for kids - for its huge 3D kingdoms, diverse environments, mobile sandbox and addictive gameplay. The new installment of the Mario series includes a ton of items and costumes that Mario collects and a new way to play by controlling objects, characters, and animals (dogs, dinosaurs, etc.
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Huge levels such as New York-style cities, vast green jungles and desolate deserts await Mario in Super Mario Odyssey; There are so many different places to explore in the game that you will always find something new. Our reviewer especially liked how the game combined the new visuals of these worlds with the old visuals of previous Mario games, adding to the nostalgia. If you happen to find something interesting, Mario's hat, Cappie, can be thrown at him, and players can interact with him. The open world game encourages exploration by collecting various items and stars to complete objectives.
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"To put it simply, if you have a Nintendo Switch, Super Mario Odyssey is a must buy." — Kelsey Simon, Product Tester
Best Racing: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
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Definitely the best racing game especially for kids this is Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for Nintendo Switch.
Both kids and parents can enjoy the long-running Mario Kart series as the game is filled with classic tracks, characters and the familiar rush of previous iterations. Just make sure nobody gets too carried away with it - it's so much fun.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is best suited for multiplayer, allowing up to four players to share the screen as they go face-to-face on their split-screen TV. The game has over 42 characters, 48 tracks, and various combinations of vehicles such as motorbikes, providing you with an unrivaled and complete Mario Kart racing game experience. Our tester liked the hover mode the most, where you can take side ramps and drive through a part of the map that defies gravity. She thought the controls were fluid and intuitive throughout the game. Best of all, kids can take their handheld adventure switch and play with others who have the game.
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"Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is great for kids, especially those who are more competitive" - Kelsey Simon, Product Tester
Best Action/Adventure: The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild
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For any kid who loves adventure exploration, The Legend of Zelda: Breadth of the Wild is by far the best game on the list.
The award-winning game is a beautiful huge sandbox world where players can explore their environment without time limits.
The Legend of Zelda: Breadth of the Wild forces players to climb towers and mountaintops to cross new areas and carve their own path into the wilderness. It's a world filled with giant monsters, friendly animals, and a variety of ingredients and items that kids can mix and match to create new mixes. During testing, it was clear that Nintendo put a lot of time and effort into making sure the fights dragged on. Our reviewer ran into difficulties ranging from simple battles against bokoblins to more difficult mini-boss battles such as rockslides. The Legend of Zelda: Breadth of the Wild has a lot to offer for a child, with over 100 challenge shrines, hundreds of items, and various lands filled with friends and foes.
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"Nintendo took a lot of time and attention when it came to the visual design of Breath of the Wild, making us love the game even more for it.
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Best Strategy: Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
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Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is a turn-based tactical role-playing video game that challenges children to rely on their critical thinking skills. The game features both single and multiplayer modes, as well as characters from the beloved Mario and Raving Rabbids series.
In Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, players lead a group of three heroes (such as Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach) and four Rabbids. Each stage consists of a series of battles with turn-based gameplay similar to chess. Our tester thought the game strikes a good balance between a kid-friendly approach and challenging enough for adults to love its turn-based tactical RPG elements that bear some resemblance to Fire Emblem.
A strategic turn based action game great for all kids and gamers who want to think tactically and play a game that's more mature than the rest on the list. It is not a difficult game, but it is difficult to master.
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"Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle strikes a good balance between kid-friendly and yet challenging enough for adults to love ", - Kelsey Simon, Product Tester
Best shooter: Splatoon 2
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Believe it or not, shooter game for kids Nintendo Switch, which is called Splatoon 2.
Who said shooter genres have to be bloody and violent? Instead, Nintendo's Splatoon 2 uses a paintball-style game that focuses less on brutal realism and more on family fun.
Splatoon 2 is a team-based third-person shooter where players use colored ink to attack opponents and kick heads. Players can transform into squids and move around ink that has been splattered to avoid detection. Various game modes include online and offline multiplayer battle for Turkey where players have to cover the entire level in ink. Our reviewer thought the game's premise made it unique compared to other shooters, as well as the fact that it features many different weapons and is just as fun and action-packed as the more popular shooters on the market.
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“Splatoon 2 is a game that we thought was more appropriate for a younger audience than an older one ”, - Kelsey Simon, Product Tester
Best for casual game: Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition
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There is no hurry or rush in Minecraft.
Kids can enjoy a good casual game where they can build whatever they want without expensive Legos. Minecraft is only limited by the player's imagination, creating huge random worlds where kids can build anything from small houses to giant cities using virtual blocks and crafting items like ladders, ladders and more.
Minecraft has two gameplay options: Survival and Creative Mode. Our reviewer played with his six year old son and thought the game was especially enjoyable in creative mode. Kids who play Survival Mode will have to mine for resources and building materials and will be forced to fight off giant spiders, skeletons, zombies and other hordes of enemies as the sun goes down. Creative Mode offers a more relaxed way to play, giving players unlimited resources to create whatever they want in their own time and at their own pace. The game also has a multiplayer mode so that kids, their friends or parents can join in to create something together.
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"Minecraft remains such a clean and compelling sandbox experience, throwing players into a block-out world full of seemingly endless possibilities.
" — Andrew Hayward, Product Tester
Best Sports: FIFA 18 Standard Edition
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NintendoFIFA 18 is by far the best sports game on the Switch featuring beautiful realistic graphics and fun gameplay that looks like a real football game. Kids will be happy to know that the game offers a mode where they can create their own players and teams.
Designed from the ground up for the Nintendo Switch, FIFA 18 delivers an immersive gaming experience with high-definition presentation. Players have multiple gameplay options, allowing for offline multiplayer with Joy-Con controllers. There is also a single player game and even an online mode to face other players. In several game modes, such as FIFA Ultimate Team, you can create and unlock new characters for your fantasy football team, as well as an in-depth career mode to advance to the championship and local seasons.
Any kid who wants to enjoy sports and love football will love FIFA 18.
Best for Dance: Just Dance 2018
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If you have active kids who love to move and exercise, then Just Dance 2018 is the Nintendo Switch video game for them. Considered to be one of the best dance games, Just Dance 2018 features contemporary artists such as Ariana Grande and Maroon 5 and requires players to imitate dance styles in order to play.
In Just Dance 2018, players choose from a variety of over 40 songs and dance to them, replicating the on-screen virtual dancer. You don't have to worry about having an extra controller as Just Dance 2018 allows players to use their smartphone to control their movements with the Just Dance Controller app.
