Nintendo Switch isn't going to be as flashy as either PlayStation 4 or Xbox One but this console has other features to make up for the lacking power. The gaming world feels that the long wait is finally over and Nintendo Switch is ready to invade the scene come March 2017.
Make no mistake about it, Nintendo Switch has not yet unveiled its full specs. Therefore, gamers are still trying to grasp everything in the dark and details about its full potential is yet to be known. What gamers have so far are information from trailers and leaks plus few Nintendo Switch announcements. Let us round them up to get a glimpse of how this machine will play along Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Force or not when Nintendo Switch whirls its Nvidia Tegra processor, it is still a console to be reckoned with. There are other properties that it possesses that PlayStation 4 and Xbox One can't compete and here they are in a series of articles.
Nintendo Switch is a console, yet it is a portable gaming device that sports power to run even the likes of "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" and allegedly "The Ender Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition." Being so, it is a tempting treat for gamers who want to divert from limited graphics, thrill and experience that mobile gaming can do, as discussed by Polygon.
Play Nintendo Switch at home using a 1080p monitor while it is in docking station, but leave home with portable monitor and continue. No other console has that capability. While Xbox might sport Play Anywhere, Nintendo Switch is simply a full pledged portable device that doesn't need a PC nor laptop.
There are other elements in Nintendo Switch that we will discuss in our succeeding articles. To give hype up a bit on what to expect, think of pricing, exclusive games, third-party games available in cartridge-style. So see you around in the part 2 of this article.
