Related: NEO - The World Ends With You Review I welcome all of these new bells and whistles, but they aren’t enough in the grand scheme of things. My hope was for this to be addressed in the Switch OLED, but with the exception of its gorgeous display, curved dock, and addition of an ethernet port, everything on the new model is the exact same as the original.

It’s a machine we’re paying close to £300 for, so such issues still being present over four years after the console’s original launch is unforgivable. Our own Cian Maher has talked about the anti-consumer ignorance of Nintendo failing to address the growing problem of Joy-Con drift before, something that ails the majority of Switch owners and makes the act of playing in both docked and handheld mode a nuisance for those without a pro controller. I’d vote with my wallet if I wasn’t such a simp and didn’t want one for work. I’ve pre-ordered one, because I’m a massive sucker, but knowing major issues like Joy-Con drift and consistent performance dips won’t be addressed is such a bummer. I understand why - Breath of the Wild 2 is likely still a year away and the Japanese company doesn't want to fragment its growing consumer base, but knowing that the Switch OLED is little more than a small iteration on the existing design with a fancier screen really stings. I’m still let down that we aren’t getting a Nintendo Switch Pro.

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