It's funny how this continues to be the modern Nintendo experience. Turn console on, choose game, play. You rarely need to download a patch, and those are always over in five minutes tops. I wish the Switch GUI was a little less barebones, but the lack of advertising and distractions is definitely a win
That is true, and actually because the storefront on the Switch/2 is so unusable and full of rubbish, there is no point ever clicking on it anyway unless you have a specific game you want
A couple years ago I bought one of those Android emulators that got popular real quick. Out of the box there’s certainly a lot of noise but lately I’ve been finding myself drifting towards it over my ps5/steam deck. It sounds weird to say gaming as a way to unplug but not having all the frills and connectivity just the ability to play whatever I want is so nice after a long day of work.
It's funny how this continues to be the modern Nintendo experience. Turn console on, choose game, play. You rarely need to download a patch, and those are always over in five minutes tops. I wish the Switch GUI was a little less barebones, but the lack of advertising and distractions is definitely a win
That is true, and actually because the storefront on the Switch/2 is so unusable and full of rubbish, there is no point ever clicking on it anyway unless you have a specific game you want
That's not quite true. I've found some things through the on sale tab, but honestly I do get most of my recommendations externally these days
A couple years ago I bought one of those Android emulators that got popular real quick. Out of the box there’s certainly a lot of noise but lately I’ve been finding myself drifting towards it over my ps5/steam deck. It sounds weird to say gaming as a way to unplug but not having all the frills and connectivity just the ability to play whatever I want is so nice after a long day of work.