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The Nintendo Switch Lite is a compact alternative to the standard Nintendo Switch console, so it's a wonderful companion for anyone who is constantly on the go and wants to make sure they have their adventure with them at all times. Fortunately, the Nintendo Switch Lite doesn't offer too many differences from its counterpart and still boasts the same capabilities, making it a worthwhile addition to your setup.  For example, the Nintendo Switch Lite is significantly lighter and slightly smaller than the standard console, making it a convenient portable companion. However, if you prefer the flexibility of playing the Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch OLED handheld or docked, then the Nintendo Switch Lite might be one to miss as it doesn't include, nor work with, Nintendo Switch docks. But if you’re a gamer on the go, then there are a lot of perks with the Nintendo Switch Lite. It has the potential to offer a fantastic alternative to the standard console due to its light...

The Nintendo Switch Lite offers a more compact alternative to the standard console, making it a fantastic travel companion for any gamer on the go, and while it doesn't offer much change besides size when compared to the standard Nintendo Switch, it still has a number of advantages to make it notable.  For example, the Nintendo Switch Lite is significantly lighter and slightly smaller than the standard console, making it a convenient portable companion. However, if you prefer the flexibility of playing the Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch OLED handheld or docked, then the Nintendo Switch Lite might be one to miss as it doesn't include, nor work with, Nintendo Switch docks. But if you’re a gamer on the go, then there are a lot of perks with the Nintendo Switch Lite. It has the potential to offer a fantastic alternative to the standard console due to its lighter weight and smaller size. But as with any new release, there are pros and cons to consider before you make the Sw...

Xbox Series X one-minute review When the Xbox Series X launched, it felt as though a lot of features were missing, and despite the hardware itself being impressive, it was a hard sell at first. However, the current-gen box has come a long way since its initial release, and the additional updates along the way have drastically changed the console for good. The lack of exclusive games made it feel like you would struggle to get the most out of the Xbox Series X, especially with the competition from PS5 and a number of Sony-exclusive titles being thrown into the ring. Additionally, this wasn’t helped by the console’s continued use of the Xbox One interface. On the other hand, its UI was largely functional and in no need of a drastic overhaul. Quite refreshing, actually, given Microsoft's tendency to switch up its UI regularly in the Xbox 360 days. So, when you first boot up the Xbox Series X, it’s easy to feel a little underwhelmed. It's not until you explore the console...