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It’s a much more elegant system than the slide-out method of the original Switch.
Of course, it barely faltered.
And when you want to reattach, they snap on with a very satisfyingthunk.
If there’s a downside, I feel it’s the lack of color.
It’s beautifully contoured to fit your hands just right and the buttons are tactile and responsive.
There are some things that it doesn’t get right.
Plus, at 75/$80 it’s not what you’d call cheap.
The Switch 2 is a mass appeal gear andhandheld PCs are a long way from offering the same ubiquity.
I appreciatemy colleague Kate Kozuch enjoyed her time with the game, and it’s a great concept.
To control your chair, you have to slide both Joy-Cons forward and lift off.
If you want to spin just one wheel left or right use the corresponding Joy-Con to achieve it.
And to be clear, the mouse mode did work as advertised.
Don’t get me wrong, I love some RTS games.
Maybe Nintendo will prove me wrong here but I don’t see this gimmick winning me over just yet.
Firstly, Nintendo’s hardware improvements are exactly what’s needed in almost all areas.
I don’t love Mario Kart or Donkey Kong enough to pay the prices Nintendo’s asking for.
