The best Nintendo Switch feature is its lack of region-locking
The Nintendo Switch continues to impress me. Maybe its game selection is a bit thin on the ground, but what&#x27;s there is great, and it <i>feels good</i> to use. I love the solid click the Joy-Cons make as they slide and snap into place. I love to grasp and hold the unit with the Joy-Cons attached. I love to use the provided controller handle, or the Joy-Cons on their own, one in each hand. Nintendo has got the ergonomics for this thing on point, and it really feels built to be a gaming device in a way that, say, an iPad or smartphone doesn&#x27;t.<p>The use of flashcarts instead of discs was also asavvy decision,and really fits with the mobile story of the device. Plus, I miss the instantaneity of cartridge-based games. Finding out it&#x27;s region free on top of all this, it&#x27;s like they&#x27;re firing on all cylinders this go around.<p>No, I&#x27;m not a Nintendo shill. I&#x27;m just uniquely impressed by the very deep thought that went into the design, manufacture, and deployment of this particular console.