JackHandy on 30 January 2024
No, not at all lol. But I personally liked them more. Something seems missing with the Switch. It's like, with their old way of doing things, there were two distinct offerings, with two distinct collections of software that played similarly, yet entirely different. Then there was the whole, two-different-UI thing, where it felt like you were immersed in the world of Nintendo, just by turning them on etc. It felt comforting, magical even. The Switch just feels like a game system, and that's it.
But these are my subjective opinions. Objectively, Switch is right up there with the NES and SNES.
