Old or New Look Switch?
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Posted Oct 21, 2019, 1:43 AM UTC
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Worth shelling out the extra few bucks for the newer system. Down the road a few years the older model will seem much worse than new
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I’ll be mostly playing docked.
I intend on buying smash but I mostly want to play BOTW.
My wife’s boyfriend doesn’t have a switch he only plays PC games.
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Deoends if you are willing to give up the far better battery life in portable mode
I plan to use it mostly docked but I also hear it has a new processor?
Yeah the new processor is mostly the same as the old one but allows better battery life and less heat
it has a better processor that is more efficient which gives it better battery life and it heats up less compared to the OG