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I may be a few years late on it. But i am glad to finally play it. I played super mario 64. Super mario sunshine. Super mario galaxy. Now time for this. Was looking back at my wii u and how it gave me years of fun and memories and sad that i gotta move on to another console. I do hope this system will bring me some new joy. Anyone who are switch owner give me a few pointers and how the system work because its way different from my wii u.
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I'd recommend investing in a Sandisk SD card, 200 or 400gb in size. Some of the SD cards are compatible with the Switch, and if you do digital purchasing for games, you can download the game directly to the SD card. And with that many gigabytes to use, you'll be able to download a LOT of games onto it, so whenever you have your Switch, you'll have access to all of your games. You just have to make sure it's the right type of SD card.
Better late than never.
My advice would be invest in a Pro Controller, or a Wired Pro Controller if you don't mind no rumble nor Amiibo support, as soon as possible.
Not because it's superior to Joycon motion controls, but because 4 years later, Nintendo Still hasn't solved the hardware design flaw that causes Joycon Drift.
My advice would be invest in a Pro Controller, or a Wired Pro Controller if you don't mind no rumble nor Amiibo support, as soon as possible.
Not because it's superior to Joycon motion controls, but because 4 years later, Nintendo Still hasn't solved the hardware design flaw that causes Joycon Drift.
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