Any review of a new Nintendo console is, to some extent, pointless: whether the device is good or bad, the target audience is going to buy it anyway. Let’s be honest — if you enjoy Nintendo’s games, you won’t be able to go without the Switch 2 over the next six to eight years. But that doesn’t mean the console shouldn’t be discussed — at the very least, it helps those who haven’t yet been pulled into Nintendo’s franchises decide whether to buy one. And even longtime fans might benefit from weighing the pros and cons — to figure out whether it’s time to run out and buy one or wait a bit longer. So, let’s dive in.
Any review of a new Nintendo console is, to some extent, pointless: whether the device is good or bad, the target audience is going to buy it anyway. Let’s be honest — if you enjoy Nintendo’s games, you won’t be able to go without the Switch 2 over the next six to eight years. But that doesn’t mean the console shouldn’t be discussed — at the very least, it helps those who haven’t yet been pulled into Nintendo’s franchises decide whether to buy one. And even longtime fans might benefit from weighing the pros and cons — to figure out whether it’s time to run out and buy one or wait a bit longer. So, let’s dive in.
