This console offers lots of options and loads of fun! At home or on the go, the Nintendo Switch got you covered. Great graphics, long batter life and no lag game play!

Awesome device, playing Legend of Zelda is almost worth the price. Good battery life. In my opinion wait until E3 or later for more titles, as it is, with no backwards compatibility with WiiU games its a bit limited.

As has been the case for past couple of generations in the home console space, Nintendo went in a different direction than either of its rivals (Sony and Microsoft) with the Switch . Once again, Nintendo's newest console does not engage the competition in a specs war.

Nintendo does things differently. First came the Wii's motion controllers, then Wii U's tablet-style GamePad. Now the Nintendo Switch delivers a portable and home console in one that works well wherever you want to play on the go as well as at home.

Incredibly easy to use; Gaming wherever you want; The Joy-Con controllers are packed with tech; Bright and colourful screen

Accessories are very expensive; Games cost more than on other platforms

Design

Faulty hardware; overheating; left joycon; Nintendo support

However, if Nintendo leaves you completely cold, and the idea of taking your games away from the TV or monitor and out into the real world isn't for you, you probably won't enjoy the Switch.

Is Nintendo's latest console something you should get excited about, or is it full of gimmicks? Find out in our Nintendo Switch review.

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Innovative design; Premium look and feel; Attractive price point

Not as powerful as PS4 or Xbox One; Third party support is; right now; largely an unknown quantity

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

Next to the aforementioned power button is a volume rocker, while further along the top edge is a vent, a 3.5mm audio/headphone output and a flip out...

Zelda; Some very nifty engineering; Generally very good build quality; Screen is bright; colourful and accurate; Headphone output of good quality,...

Joy-Con occasionally disconnects; Stick & button layout can be awkward; Headphone only available in handheld mode; Wi-Fi capability could be better,...