Author: Ray McGill

Since March 2017, Nintendo has been on a roll with its current console, the Switch. Hybridizing their handheld and console offerings, Nintendo decided to gamble on a system that can be played anywhere, and it has paid off for them big-time. Featuring a dock that turns the system into a 1080p-capable console, and a modular design that allows it to function as a handheld, the Switch has been the go-to console for many of us for a few years now. With over 89 million units shipped as of June 2021, the Switch has gotten many of us through this pandemic time with things like the quiet fun of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and the tactical excitement that is Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Nintendo has long stuck by their established brands to make sure the faithful always follow them, system after system.