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The Nintendo Switch is a hybrid console: it plays on a TV through its black dock or as a handheld with the screen built in. The box pairs the 32GB console with left and right gray Joy-Con controllers, which slide onto the sides for handheld play or detach for two-player sessions. Its rivals are dedicated home consoles and handhelds; the Switch's advantage is doing both, at the cost of lower power than a PlayStation or Xbox. Owners praise the flexibility and the game library, and criticise battery life on the original model, Joy-Con drift and a small 32GB of storage.
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Owners rate the Switch highly for its hybrid design and game library. Common complaints are battery life on the original model, Joy-Con drift and limited built-in storage.
The Nintendo Switch is a home video game system that also works as a portable one. The console is a tablet-shaped device. Slide it into the dock to play on your TV, or lift it out to keep playing the same game on its own display.
The Joy-Con controllers attach to either side of the console for solo play on the go. They can also be detached and used with one in each hand. A Joy-Con Grip accessory lets solo players use them like a more traditional controller.
For two-player local multiplayer, each player takes one Joy-Con. The console can also be placed on a table top with the controllers detached. More Joy-Con controllers from other systems can be added, each sold separately.
