The Nintendo Switch is Nintendo's successor to the Wii U , a home console with some great ideas and games that fell flat in execution. But the Switch has more in common with the iPad , or the slew of Android devices that have captured mainstream attention.

Sturdy build quality; Region-free store; Easy to use interface; Seamless switch between portable and home console use

Sturdy build quality; Region-free store; Easy to use interface; Seamless switch between portable and home console use; Screen is easy to scratch; Can't pause downloads

Whilst Snake Pass has some highlights, it ultimately fails to connect gameplay and design in one cohesive experience.

I'm going to go through a list of "complaints" I have heard about the switch 1. "There are no games for it" - Yep, that's quite valid. It has an awesome lineup and Zelda on it right now (which I have clocked over 100 hours in by now and still have so much I want to do) If game quantity is something...

I love it so much, this and my PC are all I need to game

It's incredibly fun; and you can pick it up and go which is something I've always wanted in a console

for the price, it'd be nice if 1-2 Switch was bundled with the console; Also, don't buy the Mario bundle on Newegg as it's grossly overpriced right now; Retail is $380

Great family console Docked or Portable still great i say family conlsole because you and yoir family can just dock it the have a battle on Mario Kart 8 deluxe or you can just play arms or 1 2 switch with your family.even great for single players.

Amazing device from Nintendo, can take with you for long drives for kids with a car kit holding screen, 2 monkeys smashing out super bomber man ect. Really thought out game Mario Odyssey Co-op Play so impressive. Play handheld, on TV ect amazing unit Really happy with purchase.

One-part handheld and one-part console, Nintendo's latest piece of hardware wants to be the only device you need for gaming. In many ways it's a big success, offering an exceptional level of handheld graphical quality, before seamlessly transitioning into a home console – but this very adaptability...

Unique hybrid design; HD Rumble; Two controllers included; Bright; crisp; colorful screen

Joy-Cons charge only on console without accessory; Split D-pad; Oddly placed right analogue stick; Limited online service at launch

I've enjoyed this console since I got it and the line up for the games this year is still going strong, I've owned four games and I always bring my Switch just to play Mario Kart and Arms with friends, but the game I've been playing for more than 50 hours right now is TLoZ: Breath of the Wild, this...

Took a little while to get used to controls as I'm used to playing Xbox; On the whole tho it's a fab bit of kit

Spent ￡320 on the console and one game for my 11 year old son for Christmas. 5 months and 4 expensive games later and he says its boring because he has completed all the games. I can't keep buying any more and he doesn't get enough pocket money to buy them himself.