“£60 for Zelda, a £20 premium over the Wii U version, which to the best of our knowledge is identical (though from what we’ve seen, it does run more smoothly on Switch)

£50 for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, a port of a three-year-old Wii U game – a devastatingly good one, but still. £40 for 1-2-Switch, a collection of mildly amusing but totally throwaway party minigames that is more Wii Play than Wii Sports, and should have been thrown in free with the console.

£60 for Splatoon 2, which barely qualifies as a sequel and is closer to being an expanded port of a game that cost half as much when it was released two years ago.

It’s just not on. There aren’t enough games, and Switch owners will be gouged for the few that are released. (And for peripherals too – the second set of Joy-Cons you will need to play Arms in local multiplayer costs, wait for it, £75.)”

OMG! and then the price is £280. “Nintendo is marketing Switch as a home console you can take with you”, BUT when “directly against PS4 and Xbox One, which are both cheaper and manifestly more capable. Experienced as a pure home console, Switch feels underpowered and outdated – a minor advance on Wii U, which was underpowered in its own day”