nintendo switch lite

I've been playing Two Point Hospital over the last two days on three different platforms: the Nintendo Switch (docked), the Nintendo Switch Lite, and the Xbox One. The ultimate decision I was trying to make was which platform I preferred playing this game on. While each have their advantages, I think I've broken down how consumers can go about picking the best version for themselves. Lets dive in!

Nintendo has an inconsistent past when making collectible and customizable hardware and software.  The Wii, which sold over 100 million units existed only in white for the first two and a half years of its existence, and even then, only added black and red models.  The poorly selling Game Boy Micro, on the other hand, featured a variety of colors and had the option to swap removable faceplates to give your handheld a unique look. Throughout its history, Nintendo has…

September 20th is a huge day for Nintendo Switch releases. Not only is the Nintendo Switch Lite out tomorrow, but Link’s Awakening and Ni No Kuni are coming out too! If you’re interested in the Nintendo Switch Lite, you should check out GamesReviews.com’s rundowns of the system here and here. You can find my thoughts on Link’s Awakening here or better yet check out the review of the game. And you can check out some thoughts on the PS4 Ni…

With the Nintendo Switch Lite launch just around the corner, we thought we’d post 3 reasons why we would purchase an additional Nintendo Switch console, even if we already owned the full console with the dock and Joy-Con controllers. While our circumstances might be a bit different than yours, we hope one of these three reasons might resonate with you! Let’s dive in!

Last week, our friends at Nintendo of Canada invited us to Toronto to go hands on with the Nintendo Switch Lite. During our one hour preview, we had the opportunity to play some of Nintendo’s upcoming titles on the device, including The Legend of Zelda: Links Awakening, Luigi’s Mansion 3, and Pokémon Sword / Pokémon Shield. While I own multiple Nintendo Switch units, we thought that sending a Switch-less writer to the event might be the best way to get another opinion on Nintendo’s cheaper, and less featured, release.

In a video released this morning, Nintendo introduced the Nintendo Switch Lite, a new addition to the Nintendo Switch Family that take the lightweight, compact features of the Switch to a whole new level. The Nintendo Switch Lite is designed specifically to play Switch games in a dedicated handheld mode. The Nintendo Switch Lite launches on September 20th at a retail price of $259.99CAD and will be available in three separate colours: grey, yellow and turquoise. A specialized carrying case and screen protector kit for the Nintendo Switch Lite will also be ...