To put that another way: if your child is interested in Nintendo characters, the Switch is the only console that will play games with those characters.
This means that although the Switch can play some games that are not Nintendo exclusive, the Switch is the ONLY console that plays games with exclusive Nintendo characters. Characters like Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Bowser, Kirby, and many others are unique to the Nintendo universe. The Switch is a Nintendo product, and Nintendo is known for its family friendly game lineup. It has small controllers called “Joycon” that can be played with directly “Docked” on the console, or used separately through bluetooth (which works automatically). The Nintendo Switch is a video game console that can support play for 1-4 people locally (in the same room) and remotely (through the internet). Part 5: Top 10 games to consider buying Bonus Part 6: When should you buy a Switch? Part 1: Who is the Switch good for? This guide will be broken down into the following parts: Part 1: Who should get a switch? I appreciate your support by using these links to make purchases you would already consider making. As a member of the Amazon Associates program, I receive a small commission from purchases made using these links. When possible I use Amazon Affiliate links. Here’s my “Buying a Switch for Dummies” guide that will help you get everything you need to have a happy, family friendly gaming experience. Is it right for your family? What’s the difference between the Switch, the Switch Lite, and the OLED Switch? Do you need extra accessories? You are in the right place to get those answers. We'll report back when Nintendo releases more information.Your child is begging for a game console, you finally think you’re ready to say yes, and you’ve heard about the Nintendo Switch. It will retail for $30 USD exclusively available to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. Nintendo plans to release a SNES-style controller for the Nintendo Switch, though no release date has been revealed. Each game supports suspend points (aka save states) and a rewind function that lets you rewind your gameplay to retry that crucial jump or collect that power-up that escaped your grasp.
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