I feel like when I turn it off and turn it on once in a while I see these lines and I’m unsure what it is because I got it from CEX and I thought it was supposed to be functional when you buy it so a tad confused
I mixed titanium dioxide and two part epoxy and used a 30 gauge syringe needle to fill in the buttons white. Next is the shoulder buttons.
Just got a new clear case for my Switch Lite yesterday & I love it! While I was a big fan of the previous grip case I had on it in matching console colour, I’d gotten a slim PowerA hard shell case that didn’t quite work well with it on my Lite. This case looks & feels great & fits in the hard shell case perfectly, which wil make it easier for travelling with now!
I recently got a Switch Lite and am taking my time exploring its extensive library. I use a lot my PC , and I generally enjoy RPGs like Path of Exile(1 & 2), Diablo 4, Last Epoch, World of Warcraft, Ragnarok Online, etc. What similar games are available on the Switch Lite that I might enjoy? I usually play offline
I’m going on a work trip tomorrow and I’m opting to take my recently acquired Switch Lite over the Switch 2. One of the reasons is that I don’t have any Switch 2 games I’m playing at the moment and I want to test out how it holds up with travel (plane, hotel, train, etc). I’m bringing with me some RPGs and I have some smaller indie titles (Brotato and Dave the Diver) loaded up. I won’t have a ton of time to play aside from travel days, but it is nice to wind down for a bit after a long day.
What are some great plane games or travel games in general?
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hey yall! i have a switch lite that I bought specifically to play Persona 5 Royal, I've never owned a game system of any kind before but I've always wanted to and especially so I could experience the big deal around the Persona franchise. Safe to say I fully understand the hype now, but I just finished the game and I'm feeling totally empty inside now. I kind of regret buying a Switch Lite this year instead of a Switch 2 since I didn't realize that all the newest games aren't going to be playable on the Lite, but I've grown attached to my little device and I love being able to play games on the go since I have to travel a lot for my job.
Any recommendations for other games on the Lite so I can make the most out of my device before it starts feeling too dated? I've also played through Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom (through borrowing game cards from a friend, I can't afford to drop $120 on games despite how good they are) and if that helps with suggestions. I think I'm looking for games similar to them with rich storytelling and characters that really immerse you in a different world. I'm not too picky on combat or puzzles or gameplay or anything like that, but I'd prefer games that are on the cheaper side. I hate how most Nintendo games are $60, I genuinely can't afford to keep spending that much!!!! But yeah, let me know any recs you guys have :)
Have a nintendo switch v2 but was too much to bring around, especially when I’m mostly playing handheld single player games anyway. I decided to get a switch lite and it has been amazing so far! So easy to pop this in a small bag and play on the go.
I’m looking to play more indie games on this. Any recommendations?
I’ve grown to love this little thing! I do need an SD card but I’ll get that later I got rocket league on it right now. Having a blast! ✨
Ostatnio przypomniało mi się że istnieją pokemony i zacząłem myśleć nad ich zakupem nie miałem jeszcze żadnej styczności z pokemonami, jedynie co to słyszałem to że są słabo wykonane graficznie, że często mają spadki i że jest ich mega dużo, po jakieś leafgreen które są tanie, przez te z dopiskiem legends, po pokemon sword za zwykłą cenę. Narazie chcę wybrać tylko jedną grę bo niewiem czy mi się to spodoba
Got this Switch cover for my Switch lite but the only options for it to hold it are either pushing the joystick constantly to a direction of hovering over it, I'm just afraid the band could potentially push the joystick deep or similar and end up ruining it, is it possible for this to happen?
Is it worth it to spend $80+ on a Picofly modchip or should I just wait a couple of years for the switch lite to be able to be modded without one. And am I able to use a modchip if my switch is “patched”
About 10hr into Super Mario RPG and new to JRPG. Cannot wait to get started.
Had a switch lite then changed to a Switch 2 and then came back to this lovely marvel of engineering. Only issue is the storage is abysmal like what do you mean Mk8 deluxe is 1/3 of the whole thing. Doesn’t help SD cards are gold now apparently 😂
I don't regret it one bit, I'm having fun and I feel like my young self playing Persona 3 Portable on the PSP
So, I found someone who can make me a Switch Lite, and I can customize the shell, buttons, D-pad, and joysticks, which I think is sick! I was thinking that if I get that Switch Lite, I could mod it and play most games I'd like. (I'm really not sure how modding works, so any helpful info would be great!) The only thing is, it would cost a good amount, and I could just spend maybe $100 or so more and get a normal Switch 2. But I love the looks and portability of the Switch Lite, and how it's not that big. I really don't care that it can't connect to the TV. The only thing making me even consider this decision is that I'd be missing out on the new Switch 2 games. (I'm also wondering if a modded Switch Lite can play Switch 2 games.) So, I just wanted to get some additional help and know what you guys think about this.
Extremerate Atomic Purple reshell + Hall effect joysticks + Picofly modchip installed with 256gb SD card
Honestly I'm in love with the console & it makes for the perfect travel companion. Also thrilled to explore different homebrew applications and what they're capable of; got a transparent gripcase to give it protection whilst showing off the shells beauty. I think I'm gonna cherish this console for a very long time 🥰
Hi! I am looking for recommendations of story-rich games where the subtitles, UI, etc are readable even in a smaller screen and even for middle-aged eyes.
I love VNs, detective stories (Ace Attorney is so amazing and quite readable!) and in general story-based games that do not depend on reflexes and do not depend on time (either in terms of not having QTEs and also no real-time events).
Besides Ace Attorney, what other games would you recommend for me?
Thanks!