I feel like switching on the switch, but is it really worth it?
The games themselves are cool, but I still do not understand the meaning of Zelda… What exactly is it doing and is the game really tearing, so you want to keep playing the game? After all, it depends on which type of game is and I'm not sure if the game meets my expectations.
I definitely want to play Mariokart.
Now to my question, one has the feeling that when you hold the device in your hand that you hold a really modern and fun device in your hands or that it feels rather old-fashioned and boring.
should one wait for the new device that, according to leaks from the Internet, this year in the summer should appear or then access the current?
Get it right now. Since release, it has only fallen by 10 euro in price. I can only recommend Zelda. I invested 200+ hours of play and it was the best of my life. You're running around as a link that has overslept 100 years of war and then set off to activate 4 titans so it can more easily defeat the endboss. The tension is always enormous, the Open World is full of adventures and fun and EVERY corner has something to do.
Great, thanks for the response.
But I can imagine it so hard that I enjoy it.
In my opinion, there has to be something cool in it that gives me the charm to keep playing.
Do you hate playing experience and if yes in which one?
I've been very disappointed in the group since Wii U, what kind of a product cycle and how few games… But still we played Mario card with friends and had four fun. For me this feeling mostly works only with Nintendo and titles like Mario Karte, Mario Party and brawl.
The controllers of the switch are an impertinence and the console still not a next thing. At a price of 150-180 euro I would give the whole a go for me. At the price of the called but nerver ever since at least again 100 euro for two per controller to come and I have too few good titles in the market.
Just not haha.
That's why I'm so hard.
To the decision whether Zelda BotW what is for you, I can recommend the following video to your heart. I have already sunk 250h in the game and in addition to a casual run also a 100% run ended and currently I fight through the master mode
As far as the switch itself is concerned, it's made of plastic. Not a cheap plastic but just plastic from the feeling, the console seems quite sturdy and it has fallen down to me sometimes even without what was broken. The interface looks modern and clear and the console definitely does not look outdated.
Whether you buy the console or not, but ultimately you have to know yourself.
Take a look at this:
then you will understand the MAGIC of the game.
What else is she supposed to be from? ^^
Are enough people who expect a sandwich of glass and aluminum as they are used to from their cell phones.
