There are already thousands of games of numerous sizes on the Switch platform. They come in either physical cassettes or digital versions. While there is little difference between the two in terms of the gaming experience, the physical cassette always gives a solid feeling of having bought something. Today, the Switch Information Officer looks at some of the best games to buy on physical cassettes. Of course, this article is more for novice reference; the gods can also talk about their own into the cassette.
1. (Splatoon 2)
Splatoon 2 is Nintendo's first-party game, with a primary camera, shooting (painting) as its main selling point. I recommend it at the beginning because I think there are a lot of friends from a mobile game.
Splatoon 2's fast-paced, aggressive, and fun gameplay allows people to get into the game more quickly. And it each bureau of time is not long, and very suitable for the busy little partners.
It's fair to say that Jet Soldier created the rules of shooters, breaking almost all shooters' logic. Perhaps the lack of the Chinese language is one reason it is not as well known as The Legend of Zelda.
In the game, the key to success is not to kill your opponent (which also reduces his productivity) but to maximize the paint area of your colour. The weapons used were more varied and bizarre.
2.(Fire Emblem: Treehouses)
Fire Emblem: Treehouses Unlike Splatoon 2, Fire Emblem: Treehouses is a more established game. The original version was launched in 1990 on the FC platform, and it has been featured in successive Nintendo consoles.
Treehouses is a legitimate sequel to the series, and while it's a board game, it does a great job of capturing the overall direction of the development and the characters in it.
Every character in the game, whether handsome or beautiful, has a very different personality. This makes it very easy for friends to form an emotional bond with the character as they play.
Also, the strategy is essential, and each match requires careful decision making based on an analysis of both friend and foe. As an RPG derived from the classic battle flag strategy game, it is worth your trying! Of course, it's a pity that you can't pet a cat in the academy.
3.The Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild
People who love any series of games often say, only half-jokingly, that Zelda is the best in the world! That's right, even if you haven't played The previous game, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild is a great game to watch.
In this vast world of Hailaru, you can operate Link to do whatever you want. You can bake apples, fish for bass, ride a horse when you are idle and pretend to play monsters when you are busy.
Of course, there are many exciting mini-games in the game, either in the form of temples or missions. In short, you can call your friends to discover something new every day.
Evolved from Novice to Hailaru Old Rogue; after all, collection and temple unlocked. If you walk freely, you will still be attracted by the scenery. Perhaps at this time, there will be a kind of inexplicable loneliness. It can be said that although it is a game, it can touch the soul.
