Nintendo Switch – OLED Model Splatoon 3 Edition

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TV mode - connect the Switch to your TV, like an ordinary console, and use the controllers to play all your favourite titles alone or with friends while you relax on the sofa

This design, released alongside Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury, knows that the simplicity speaks for itself. It doesn't mess around by adding any intricate detailing at all. It might not be covered in the deepest-cut references, but getting your hands on a console colour other than grey is something that deserves celebration all the same. Monster Hunter Rise Image: NintendoOriginal Article: Nintendo has unveiled a special Splatoon 3-themed Switch OLED console that looks perfect for fans of the series – and anyone who just wants to add a seriously cool Switch to their collection. The special edition console launches on August 26th 2022, with a gorgeous new Splatoon 3 Pro Controller and carry case coming a little later on September 9th. We'll be featuring all the links you need to get your hands on them in this very guide. While Splatoon 3 doesn’t official launch on Nintendo Switch until next month on September 9, today’s limited-edition console release arrives just before the first early access weekend for the game. Throughout this Saturday, August 27, Squid Kids and Octolings alike can dive into the very first Splatfest for the upcoming game.

Tabletop mode - prop the console anywhere and use its built-in screen and detachable Joy-Con controllers to have fun on any flat surface. You can play while you charge your device using the included AC adapter, but other USB Type-C chargers should work as well. The device can last approximately 4.5 and 9 hours on one charge, but this depends on the games you play and the number of gamers involved. For example, the battery will last around 5.5 hours for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. If Disney Tsum Tsum Festival got a special edition design that wasn't all cutesy, then there would be riots in the streets. Fortunately, Nintendo pulled through on this Japan exclusive. This was the first special edition Switch that was available worldwide, and Nintendo really got off to a good start. There are a lot of Pokémon-themed consoles out there (including Switch models), but we'd argue that the Let's Go! edition is one of the best.Wide adjustable stand – Freely angle the system’s wide, adjustable stand for comfortable viewing in Tabletop mode