SG 217 | IMPRESIONES DE NINTENDO SWITCH 2 + COMENTA TUS SENSACIONES
Episode notes
The show gathers impressions of Nintendo Switch 2 after its first days of use. The participants highlight a larger screen, a much smoother interface, and the versatility of the Joy-Con, including mouse mode, magnetic attachment, and dock improvements. They also value compatibility with the previous catalogue and the leap they perceive in games such as No Man's Sky, although they feel the launch offers few entirely new reasons to upgrade.
The discussion raises several reservations: the LCD screen is unconvincing compared with Nintendo Switch OLED, HDR is criticised, VRR does not reach the television correctly through the dock, and battery life emerges as one of the main weaknesses. Drift, limited menu customisation, data transfer, and account restrictions are also discussed.
Mario Kart World takes up much of the conversation: it is liked for retaining the series' essence and for its new features, but its open world and online options raise doubts. The conclusion is nuanced: Nintendo Switch 2 is more advisable for new users or for anyone able to upgrade at a modest cost than for someone who must pay full price while already owning a functional Nintendo Switch.
Chapters
- 0:00 Show opening
- 1:47 Size, performance, and comfort
- 9:21 Launch catalogue and upgrade value
- 14:37 Joy-Con, drift, and screen
- 26:00 Menu, connectivity, and data transfer
- 33:29 Nintendo Switch 2 versus Steam Deck
- 36:42 Criticism of a paid tutorial title
- 43:12 Mario Kart World: open world and multiplayer
- 52:13 Game Chat and battery life
- 56:23 Conclusions on upgrading