
We are officially only three weeks away from the release of the Nintendo Switch and in celebration every week up until the release I will be releasing articles expressing my excitement for the system.
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On the 12th of January 2017 Nintendo released an hour long presentation discussing important information about their new system, I have watched the presentation multiple times and although I am very excited about the new console I do feel that Nintendo have made some rather critical mistakes.

Lets start by going over what I consider to be the most disappointing parts of the presentation
Here are the Cons of the Nintendo Switch

- Apart from a couple of games the launch line up is not very exciting
- At the moment games are very expensive, you wont likely be paying less than £50 for a game and some games cost even more
- Accessories are also ridiculously over priced but to be honest Nintendo have never had great deals on their accessories.
- There is only 32GB of internal storage but you are able to expand the storage by inserting a micro SD card
- The battery life while you are out and about is between 2-6 hours which isn’t great but could be much worse
- Only 1080p resolution on the TV and 720p on the tablet, may not seem like a huge deal but when compared the competition this is fairly low
- No pack in game comes with the system
- You need to pay to play online now
With the worst out of the way, I can finally talk about the Pros of the Nintendo Switch
- The price of the system is only £279.99
- The release date (March 3rd 2017) is earlier than we expected
- Lots of third party developers are creating titles for the system
- For the first time ever Bethesda Game Studios are developing for the switch,The Elder Scrolls Skyrim is being released on the system

- Two brand new IP’s were announced, out of the two IP’s that were announced the most exciting for me was ARMS, ARMS is a non traditional boxing game that uses extendable arms to fight, it looks really cool and I am really looking forward to playing it
- A sequel to Splatoon was announced
- A brand new 3D sandbox Mario game was announced, Super Mario Odyssey has not had too much information released about the new game but we do know that it has a release date of Holiday 2017
- A direct sequel to the ever so popular Xenoblade Chronicles was announced, Xenoblade 2 will be released sometime this year
- Hyrule Warriors fans will be pleased to know that a Fire Emblem Warriors game is coming to the Switch
- A HD port of Mario Kart 8 is coming in April, it includes all previous DLC, A brand new Battle Mode and new characters and tracks
- Breath of the wild has a brand new trailer complete with voice acting and a release date of March 3rd was announced meaning that Zelda will be there for the launch of the system
So that was a basic breakdown of what I consider to be the best and worst parts of the Nintendo Switch Live Presentation, Next week I will be discussing the top 5 games I want for the switch which have yet to be announced.
I hope you enjoyed my look at the Nintendo Switch Live Presentation
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The screen shot here confirms the use of cartridges over the more modern Blu-Ray Disks we use for most consoles today, for old school gamers like me who grew up playing cartridges this is very exciting news but for more modern gamer’s it may be a little bit too unusual but have no fear because not only can cartridges hold much more data than a Blu-Ray Disk but they are also incredibly cheap to make which may mean that Nintendo Switch games may be sold for a lot less than games were for the Wii U, however cartridges are no where near as fast to load up as a Blu-Ray Disk so speed may be an issue for the new system lets just hope that the Nintendo Switch has a good processor and a lot of Ram to make up for this, the use of cartridges does make it extremely unlikely for backwards compatibility with the Wii U but it is possible that maybe we will able to play our 3DS games on the Television






