Playing Metroid Dread (the game launched alongside this hardware) on it was a delight. The display on the OLED Switch is (13%) bigger, sharper, and richer. The original Switch had a 6.2-inch LCD, while the new one has a 7-inch… OLED.Īnd you know what? It’s better. It makes sense to start with the headline change with the Nintendo Switch OLED: the screen. Also, I found a really great generator, so just suspend your disbelief, please? #1: Screen Basically, this suits my purposes and can operate like a Top Trump. The cards will look like this: Okay fellow nerds, don’t get annoyed: I’m aware this is a Magic: The Gathering card. Very tired.Įach of these will be marked on a scale of one to nine, with the largest number being the best. I’m gonna cap it at five, because that’s a nice round number. If we’re going to make the OLED Switch and the regular model scrap to the death, we’re going to have to choose a series of categories for them to compete in.

Choosing the categories for the Nintendo OLED Switch review Then they’re gonna battle out to find out who wins.Ĭonsidering Nintendo began its journey selling playing cards, I think the company would approve of this decision. Basically, we’re going to give both the regular Switch and the OLED model “abilities” with attached scores.

Honestly, this is going to be more like a Top Trump card - but I believe those are less common internationally. With this in mind, we’re left with one option: review the console as though it was a Pokémon card. Now, we could cover it in a regular way like every other tech publication (YAWN), but where’s the spice or excitement in that? That was a rhetorical question, but I’m feeling so juiced up, I’ll answer it anyway: nowhere.

Make your own pokemon card