One of mine developed drift again after a couple years. Not calibration related. I ended up buying the Hori joy-con replacements and they’ve worked great so far.

Why did they never release Disgaea 2 and 3 for Switch? Then you could have the complete run on one console, not counting D2.

With Final Fantasy, ignoring 11, you can play 1-12 on the Switch.

If you have to prioritize one feature over the other, my personal suggestion is to prioritize 4K and HDR over 120 Hz. You’re going to get 60 FPS for the vast, vast majority of Switch 2 games. Currently only one title in the launch lineup supports 120 Hz: a single game in the Welcome Tour. Mario Kart World, their premier title, is 1440p at locked 60 FPS in docked mode.

I suspect Switch 2 games in 120 Hz will be only slightly more common than PS5 games in 8K: Sony eventually removed the 8K logo from the box because basically no developer could achieve it and virtually no TVs supported it.

There may be game-specific performance modes with lots of caveats, like 120 Hz at 720p in docked mode for single player, but you would think you would see that with the showcase title. Instead the frame rate for MKW is crushed when three or more players play via couch co-op.

Third-person cover shooter RPG from the Pathfinder developers? Yeah, I’m sold.

I was skeptical about how complete this effort would be, but I’ll admit when I’m wrong. I’ve got to say that Nintendo has impressed me with their thoroughness and the fact that they completed this audit by launch. It must have been an enormous undertaking.

This looks great! From the team that made Dragon Ball FighterZ.

tl;dr: The Switch 2 go to market strategy sucks, but it probably doesn’t matter.

I will never buy a game-key card. I will stop buying new games before I buy one of those.

I’ve got to say, the fact that these lists are so small is impressive. I haven’t compared the lists, but it seems like many of the issues that were previously found have already been addressed as well.