Hardware-wise, I'm digging it. I've heard people say that it feels like what the Wii U was intended to be, which I wouldn't disagree with, but I also feel it's substantially different in its design philosophy. While the Wii U would frequently aim for this awkward fusion of playstyles, the Switch really feels like it's a system that enables choice. It feels very natural as either a handheld or a console, and the translation is extremely simple.
I'm not expecting any games on par with Uncharted 4, but I don't really find this to be an issue, since I tend to prefer stylized or anime graphics over photorealism anyway.
Software-wise, well...I'm a bad person to talk to on this. Other than Zelda, I only own Shovel Knight and Blaster Master, which I enjoy a lot. Still, considering Zelda is my absolute favorite gaming franchise, and this game is likely either my favorite or tied for my favorite in the series, "only has Zelda" is a phrase I can't empathize with. It's basically the same as telling me it only has the best game I've played in the past decade :p The "only" isn't needed for me. Still looking forward to seeing the library grow.
NNID: Zephyr25 / PSN: Zephyr--25 / Switch: SW-4450-3680-7334
