ADVERTORIAL | Nintendo Switch HANDHELD HEROES
Six essential games to pick up for your Nintendo Switch
P
erhaps our portable gaming guide has convinced you to pick up Nintendo’s versatile hybrid
console and now you’re wondering which games to grab fi rst. The truth is that you’re spoilt for choice. Although it’s only been out for two
years, the Switch has already built up one of the most impressive libraries around, especially when it comes to its exclusives. These six beauties are just a selection of what’s available, but you won’t go far wrong if you get these fi rst.
The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
This critically acclaimed open-world game is a true reinvention of the beloved series, investing the land of Hyrule with an incredible sense of freedom and adventure.
Super Mario Odyssey
The ability to possess and control almost every enemy in the game makes this one of Nintendo’s most inventive platformers ever. Playing through Mario’s world tour feels like taking a sunny holiday on your Switch.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
Packed with new characters, items, tracks, and more, this arcade racer remains super accessible to newcomers, and a nostalgic treat for long-time fans. Just watch out for those pesky Blue Shells…
Splatoon 2
Nintendo’s reinvention of the multiplayer shooter replaces boring bullets with bright splashes of gloopy ink. You and your fellow squid-kids compete to cover the level in your team’s colour – and paint over the enemy’s.
Pokémon Let’s Go
Explore a gorgeous reimagining of the original Pokémon games with a friendly Pikachu or Eevee at your side – and it even connects to Pokémon Go. Pick up the Poké Ball Plus controller for extra nostalgia.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Ever wondered who’d win if Sonic and Mario had a fi ght? Then this is the game for you. The defi nitive roster features every single character that’s ever been in a Smash game, and some new ones besides.
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