(Update) The difference between the Wii U and Switch libraries after 10 months on the market.

[bigtakilla]

VGPolyglot said:

bigtakilla said:

Yeah, but you gotta add another $50 to the price. I recently got a Switch because I knew someone who was wanting to get a PS4 Pro instead, I paid $340 for Splatoon 2 and the Switch which is a little over what I wanted to spend, but oh well I was going to get one anyways, he was wanting money, didn't pay full retail price for it, it all worked out in a win.

I'll jump aboard the pro controller when Xenoblade 2 comes out and I'm gonna be putting some real time in. My time with Splatoon 2 is a mixed bag. Great game but the button positioning on the controller isn't great (everything seems crammed together in the layout) and there was noticable lag which means I gotta scoot my couch or chair up to my Switch to reduce lag, get a chair out of the kitchen (smaller and wooden so easier to back and forth) or just play handheld.

Yeah, the Pro Controller is expensive, but I can't imagine playing on the Joy-Cons now that I have it.

It's a nightmare, lol.