Lots of people (including me) used to say that Nintendo should focus more on iPhone in order to survive. The Switch proves otherwise. Subscribe ► | Read full article ►
## Favorite Switch stuff:
Switch Console:
Play Switch on iMac with Elgato HD60 S:
JoyCons:
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe:
Splatoon 2:
Puyo Puyo Tetris:
## Favorite apps:
LumaFusion (iOS):
Final Cut Pro X (Mac):
Pixelmator (Mac):
Affinity Designer (Mac):
Affinity Photo (Mac):
Affinity Photo (iPad):
Filmic Pro (iOS):
Ferrite (iOS):
Ulysses (iOS):
Ulysses (Mac):
## Favorite gear:
Panasonic GH5:
Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8:
10.5-inch iPad Pro:
ATH-M50x:
Matias Wireless Aluminum Keyboard:
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Done.
I got kinda freaked out when I saw it again in my feed, I thought my memory was terrible
first 9 to 5 bro
Hi
Reupload?
Yep, explained above. Sorry about this. Doing so to one more video, and it should be done.
How do you play MARIO kart on the iMac?
How did you connect the Nintendo Switch to your iMac?
how the hell are you using an iMac as a display?
Using the Elgato HD60 S: http://amzn.to/2hSwb6I – Here is our tutorial that shows how: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I1xYbRSqpQ
“The Wii U had great games!” Yeah, but they weren’t THAT great. I heard this a lot from people that were skeptical of the Switch.
“NINTENDO GAMES CAN’T SAVE ANY NINTENDO HARDWARE THE Wii U PROVED THIS LOLOLOL”
Most of the Wii U’s library consisted of 2D sidescrollers and multiplayer/party games. There were hardly any truly “deep” hardcore titles. The main Mario we got was an HD version of a 3DS game with multiplayer. Still great fun 3D World was, but it wasn’t what the Wii U needed to sell systems. Other games like Donkey Kong, Kirby Rainbow Curse, New Super Mario U, Pikmin… still great games, but nothing worth getting super excited about.
The ONLY “must-have” games on Wii U, to me, were Mario Kart 8 and Splatoon.
The Switch, on the other hand, launched with not just any Zelda game, but perhaps the best Zelda they’ve ever made (If not, certainly the most ambitious one). In its first year it’s getting a Mario game… but not just any Mario game… it’s getting perhaps the most exciting Mario game we’ve gotten since Sunshine, maybe Galaxy. The main “must-haves” of the Wii U have already made their way over to Switch within its first six months. And then, of course as noted in this video, the Switch itself is just a more exciting piece of hardware.
But it wasn’t just the Switch being a nice piece of hardware. Nintendo’s actually trying harder on their software side, too; they’re being way more ambitious than they ever were during the Wii U days.
First nintendo switch that I saw that doesn’t have the legend of zelda
You forgot to include a link to the screen protector.
portable + desk play together is Amazing !!!!