Nintendo Switch

Ganon je 3. feb 2017 ob 13:13 izjavil:

Nihče pri zdravi pameti konzol ne kupuje v Big Bangu. Njihove cene so vedno zasoljene.

111111111111 je 3. feb 2017 ob 12:50 izjavil:

Wow je cenejši. :)

Tr0n je 17. feb 2017 ob 16:57 izjavil:

Nintendo Switch eShop Purchases Will Be Tied To Your Nintendo Account

Welcome to the future Nintendo.

111111111111 je 22. feb 2017 ob 21:08 izjavil:

Se že kaj ve ali bo zraven kakšen špil ali ne?

111111111111 je 1. mar 2017 ob 16:03 izjavil:

Hvala za zgornji link. Bo treba še malo počakat. Nikjer se pa ne omenja ali se bo lahko gledalo filme. Ve kdo kaj o tem?

Time to make the Switch?

At this point, it looks like buying the Switch as your only game console means missing out on everything from Mass Effect and Call of Duty to The Witcher and Assassin's Creed to Tomb Raider and Destiny. That list can go on and on. Maybe those major franchises will eventually be forced to pay attention to a Switch that absolutely flies off the shelves. For now, though, relying on the Switch for all of your gaming means risking that you'll miss out on a huge array of the most popular and well-received current franchises. That's a big price to pay for access to fully portable Zelda and Mario games.

Even as a secondary system, though, it's hard for me to recommend you go out and buy the Switch immediately unless you have a burning desire to play the latest Zelda literally anywhere. The system as it exists now feels a little like it was rushed to make it to store shelves before the end of Nintendo's fiscal year. After all, at launch there are some lingering hardware issues and extremely limited initial software support.

By the end of the year, more big-name games will be available, and we'll know about many more that are in the pipeline. Those games (and maybe the hardware itself) will also likely cost much less as we get closer to 2018. In the meantime, you can play a good chunk of the Switch library on the Wii U or other platforms. So as interesting as the Switch is as a piece of hardware design, you'll probably be fine taking a wait-and-see attitude for now.