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Considering how much switches cost, I would argue an Xbox Series S with game pass would offer better value and a better gaming experience.
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Nintendo are pretty notorious for not dropping prices on the games you actually want to play and the sales are so stingy... Theres a load of free to play games or varying qualities though - it has Fortnite and Minecraft - aren't they the only games kids play?
I still play Zelda Breath of the wild years after release and definitely feel like I got my moneys worth!
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Depends on what he's into really. Stardew Valley (£10), Minecraft (£25) & Rocket League (Free) would keep me going for a damn long time. It's criminal (IMO) to get a Switch and not get BotW (think I've said a few times here that it was the sole reason to get a Switch for me and honestly would've been content with just that game).
There's also Lego open world à la GTA game that's pretty decent that's currently on sale for around £10. Also a decent looking Hot Wheels game on the way with a track creator, endless fun I'm sure (I hope!).
I've got the Lite so can't comment on any of the joy-con/motion control/local multi-player games (though definitely recommend picking up Overcooked if you go down that route, excellent chaotic local multiplayer fun)
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Question for the Nintendorks....
My son is looking to get a full fat Switch so I have been looking at the Nintendo game store to understand how it works.
Is there enough content between the free to play to <£10 games to keep him busy? I just don't want the constant hassle of weekly arguments over the cost of games if the only decent games are all ~£50.
Ta.
-P.C. MasterRace