Nintendo draw a veil over the original Switch, with their final first party game for the system and a revival of a rhythm action classic from the Game Boy Advance era.
And so, we come to the end of the Nintendo Switch’s long and glorious career, at least in terms of being a recipient for new first party Nintendo games. A good case can be made that the Switch is both Nintendo’s best console and the best video game hardware of all time, but inevitably its software support has been a case of fading away rather than going out with a bang. Although as finales go, Rhythm Paradise Groove is a lot better than most other cons...


English (US)