From plainly obvious to pie-in-the-sky.
After a barn-storming 2017 with both
Now, partial as we are to spiffy new user icons, there are several areas where Switch could arguably use a fresh lick of paint, so we’ve dug out our lined pad and come up with a wish list for 2019. With any luck, we’ll see a few of these things – from basic features to new accessories – ticked off in the console’s third year.
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arriving on the console, Switch’s ‘difficult second’ year has been notable for a few things: the belated launch of the online service in September, the recent one-two punch of
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, and an absolute deluge of games hitting the eShop every week (many of them rather good, too). Not much to be sniffy about, then, although the system itself has seen fewer updates than many expected. Beyond the video capture function, some background options and more ‘stability’ than ever before, booting up your Switch as we head into the new year feels much the same as it did at launch.Now, partial as we are to spiffy new user icons, there are several areas where Switch could arguably use a fresh lick of paint, so we’ve dug out our lined pad and come up with a wish list for 2019. With any luck, we’ll see a few of these things – from basic features to new accessories – ticked off in the console’s third year.
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