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I only play sims, ever, but Pokemon snap was my SHIT growing up, I might even BUY A SWITCH just to play this.
Question, if I only wanted it for Animal Crossing and Pokemon Snap, would you guys recommend spending the money on the expensive version or just the simple hand held one that's cheaper, because I probably won't play anything else unless there's like cooking mama still or something~
imo the original switch is worth more, bc you’re not limited to just handheld. some things you just want to see on a tv. unless you don’t have a tv, i guess lol
I play mostly on the handheld, but like having the option to play on the TV. But the joycon drift is my main concern. On the regular Switch I can, and have, changed out the joycon, but you can’t do that on the Lite
I only bought a switch because of Pokémon sword lol. I bought the full switch because I like the idea of switching joycons. I later learned that was for the best because the battery drains fast and my power outlets aren’t near any place I sit so I just put it on the dock to charge and continue playing in tv mode if I need to
If money is an issue then the Switch Lite is a good value.
However, if you can stand to spend the extra $100 then I suggest going for the standard Switch! You can continue to play it handheld (though heavier than the Switch Lite) but if there ever comes a time you want to play on the TV you’ll have that option.
Some games are easier to play on the screen, too because they aren’t limited. But the Switch Lite is cute, has a bunch of cute colors, is durable and has a nice grip so can’t go wrong with it if you don’t mind losing the TV option.
I only play sims, ever, but Pokemon snap was my SHIT growing up, I might even BUY A SWITCH just to play this.
Question, if I only wanted it for Animal Crossing and Pokemon Snap, would you guys recommend spending the money on the expensive version or just the simple hand held one that's cheaper, because I probably won't play anything else unless there's like cooking mama still or something~
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I’m old with bad eyes so I like seeing it on my tv. I almost never play handheld unless I’m in bed or out somewhere.
Joy Con you would be able to buy different ones and switch them out if you ever have issues. You can’t do that with a lite
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However, if you can stand to spend the extra $100 then I suggest going for the standard Switch! You can continue to play it handheld (though heavier than the Switch Lite) but if there ever comes a time you want to play on the TV you’ll have that option.
Some games are easier to play on the screen, too because they aren’t limited. But the Switch Lite is cute, has a bunch of cute colors, is durable and has a nice grip so can’t go wrong with it if you don’t mind losing the TV option.
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