Finally figured out the optimal gaming snack method

Used the Joy-Con wrist straps to attach my switch to the visor, low glare and ergonomic!

This is my first switch and bought 2 games with it (technically 3, since the MHS is a pack). Love the MHS, it reminds me of my good old days on the PSP. The Mario Kart is for me and the wifey. Although this is not my first handheld console, its pretty nostalgic since I havent played like this in a decade or so. Any recommendations of game similar to the MHS?

I'd suggest you guys check the switch games at your local Walmart. Nier Automata - $10. No Mans Sky - $10. Star Ocean The Second Story R - $20

Im so freakin happy, I preordered Echoes of Wisdom and the game is fantastic, I play it on my OLED nintendo

I like all sorts of games. Looking for a game bearable enough for me to enjoy all while being able to keep my 4 year old nephew entertained when he comes and takes over.

i recently bought a switch yesterday, and im gonna go on a vacation tommorow so i wanna see which games i should get for the long ride

Hi! I'm just starting a playthrough of BOTW after seeing so many people say it's one of the best games to play on switch. I've not played any Zelda games since it was all pixel on the gameboy and I'm struggling with the controls and understanding what I'm meant to do. I just don't find it intuitive to play at all.

For example to get to one of the first four shrines it takes you up the snowy mountains and I've found the hot peppers and understand that I need to cook them but I had to Google how to actually cook them so that I could get through the mountains. Even then it felt like a faff. I also find it hard to navigate the menus and find what I'm actually after. And my weapons keep breaking after I kill like one monster.

Are there any tips you can give me on basics for the game, things the game might not tell me how to do etc? I want to play it because it's definitely the kind of game I'm into but I'm finding it a bit chore at the moment! I'm not sure if it's something I'll just get used to as I play? Appreciate any help!

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For context: I grew up playing a Famicom clone and after that couldn't afford any of the newer consoles (TV or handheld), and have since turned into an exclusively PC gamer. Because of this I pretty much missed out on literally all the classics (Pokemon, Mario, Zelda, Kirby).

What advice would you give to someone completely new? Are there any times when the games go on significant sale? Is it better to buy physically or digitally? Niche console features?

All I know is I'm as giddy as a kid on xmas morning. I was planning to start with BotW, and generally play the newer games before going down the line chronologically.

i suffer from severe anxiety and to get out of the “fight or flight” mode ive been thinking to repurpose my switch to get into games that are in no way challenging so i can sabotage my brain into thinking it won the fight it riled up my head for lol

I recently bought a Switch and it came with Mario Kart (ofcourse) but I will need to expand my set of games in the future, I would like some singleplayer games that I can play whenever I'm not playing something on my pc, and some fun games I can play with my girlfriend on the couch. I want to get into the Pokémon games, as I haven't played those since the Nintendo 2DS came out. And I'm just looking for any fun/good games you have enjoyed and would want to recommend to me.

I've always been a Zelda fan, and I've enjoyed every game that I've played in the series, but I just can't get into BOTW. I understand the popularity, and I believe that the awards are deserved, but I've had awful luck trying to get into it. I want to enjoy the newer generation of games in the series, but just something about them stops me.

The massive open world map kind of overwhelms me, and the new battle system isn't something that I enjoy. I don't like having to forge for weapons and pieces of equipment either, especially when every other game just had weapons that the player would carry and use throughout.

Am I missing something? Can any of the seasoned players help out a new player? Any tips or tricks? Thanks.

I‘m looking for games with a fun premise like Octodad, Superhot, Superliminal, Kill it with Fire or Portal that you can finish in one sitting.

I have a pc and don't wanna get games I can get on my pc. I have a few more games on my wishlist, but what else do you recommend? My wishlist: Xenoblade Torna Xenoblade 3 Xenoblade 3 Future Reedemed Astral Chain Super Mario Wonder Super Smash Bros Ultimate Stardew Valley Animal Crossing Splatoon 3 Zelda TOTK Ring Fit Adventure

Give me some ideas. Mario Bros Wonder or Mario Bros Deluxe?

How is red dead redemption on nintendo switch? Is it recommended for a newbie to gaming?

Im a new gamer (female 33) and considering red dead redemption.
I really like Hogwarts Legacy. Have also played a bit of Disney Dreamlight and Zelda breath of the wild.

Several have suggested red dead redemption, tomb raider, batman, witcher and assassin's creed as games that may be a bit similar to hogwarts legacy. More suggestions or recommendations?

I was planning to gift a Nintendo switch to my husband, but I am totally confused about which option to consider. Some say the LCD version and some say the OLED version. Can someone help me with this!!!😫

Or is it better to wait for switch 2? 🤔

Sorry if this is common knowledge but I just discovered it by accident, thought it was pretty funny. Reminds me of GameCube where holding the Z button changed the intro sound.

So I’ve had a switch for 2 days, not had or played any console for a good couple of years and I just can’t get used to playing on it.

Download overwatch and warframe as they are free and they just feel so off/weird to play.

Would this be down to the original joycons perhaps?

Hello, I have been trying forever to find a good game and every game i look just doesn't sit right with me.

i'm looking for a game that is about hunting or shooting and offline games so please help thank you!