With its hybrid feature, the Switch allows you to play games of yesteryear from the comfort of your home or wherever your feet take you! Of course, there are purists who’ll look for faithful audiovisual recreation when it comes to emulation but if you aren’t as nitpicky, there are some software out there that offer decent level of playabilty or are simply an impressive feat to experience on the Switch. Thankfully, with emulators, you can play those retro games and the latest ones from a single console. But you might not want to dust off your console for only one playthrough or your retro console might not even be functional or accessible in the first place. While it boasts a healthy library of new, first- and third-party titles, nostalgia inevitably hits every gamer, pushing them to go down memory lane and play some cherished games from their childhood. With the ability to seamlessly switch between docked mode for a home console experience and handheld mode for an on-the-go experience, this unique feature of the Switch sets it apart from other consoles.

One of the major appeals for Nintendo’s latest console, the Nintendo Switch, is its hybrid aspect.

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