I've babied my Switch since its launch day. Anytime it has left the dock it has been in its case, and any time it has been placed back in it is gentle to avoid any unwanted scratches. So far I've been good at avoiding any issues with the Switch, including the joycon connectivity issues a lot of others have been having.
I do, however, have a slight bend in the console. Mind you I've played in handheld mode 3 or 4 times at a few minutes each time tops, and any other time has been in kickstand or dock (majority has been docked). I cannot say whether the bend was already in the console when I purchased it or not as I had no reason to check it when I first got it. It might be worth noting that my Switch has been docked for 3 weeks now as I've had no reason to take it out and have been playing it on my TV.
I do not believe it to be an issue with handheld playing as I highly doubt my 3 or 4 10 minute sessions of Breath of the Wild while on the pooper have been enough to bend the console. It's more likely a faulty console issue or a faulty dock issue.
When I first read this I was outraged. What crap is Nintendo going to do to LoZ I was thinking.
Then again, the article suggests possibly it being designed for two new consoles, or some sort of graphic enhancement such as High Definition. With that alone, I would be pleased. But NO FPS or RPG Zelda. That would just suck harder than something that sucks.
If it is enhanced graphics I hope it looks like Oblivion, only much better. That would be epic.
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Re: Forget Scratched Screens And Joy-Con Problems, "Warp-Gate" Is The New Nintendo Switch Issue
I've babied my Switch since its launch day. Anytime it has left the dock it has been in its case, and any time it has been placed back in it is gentle to avoid any unwanted scratches. So far I've been good at avoiding any issues with the Switch, including the joycon connectivity issues a lot of others have been having.
I do, however, have a slight bend in the console. Mind you I've played in handheld mode 3 or 4 times at a few minutes each time tops, and any other time has been in kickstand or dock (majority has been docked). I cannot say whether the bend was already in the console when I purchased it or not as I had no reason to check it when I first got it. It might be worth noting that my Switch has been docked for 3 weeks now as I've had no reason to take it out and have been playing it on my TV.
I do not believe it to be an issue with handheld playing as I highly doubt my 3 or 4 10 minute sessions of Breath of the Wild while on the pooper have been enough to bend the console. It's more likely a faulty console issue or a faulty dock issue.
Re: Eiji Aonuma and Hideki Konno Wander Into The StreetPass Mii Plaza
I got Miyamoto 25 days ago, apparently. Just enabled SpotPass for the plaza, so let's see if I get anyone else...
Re: Aonuma: Prepare for Zelda Surprise Next Year
When I first read this I was outraged. What crap is Nintendo going to do to LoZ I was thinking.
Then again, the article suggests possibly it being designed for two new consoles, or some sort of graphic enhancement such as High Definition. With that alone, I would be pleased. But NO FPS or RPG Zelda. That would just suck harder than something that sucks.
If it is enhanced graphics I hope it looks like Oblivion, only much better. That would be epic.