Nintendo!

Welcome to Nintendo Voice Chat. My name is Joseo Tarot and this is IGN's Nintendo show

joining me this week are CJ Gibson. What's up? Zach Ryan.

Brat, brat. That's right, you're playing a role of Ryan and a lot of peers.

Great. So, Brian and Pear are out this week but coming up on the Nintendo Voice Chat,

we've got a lot of things to talk about. First, we're going to give you our final verdict

on the Nintendo Switch presentation, the events of last week. Then we're going to follow that up

by telling you our impressions of actually playing Nintendo Switch. CJ and I had hands on.

Then after that, we've got a few other topics including a Fire Emblem Roundup,

so stick around for that. Let's kick things off with our thoughts, our final thoughts. We've had

some distance on the Nintendo Switch presentation and last week's Switch Opelips. Wait, what did I call

another Switch? Switch, pop-up. Switch, apocalypse. Switch, pop-up. Yeah, gentlemen.

Yes, gentlemen. What would you guys think? I thought it was pretty concise. I think that they

gave us a lot of information in a short amount of time and showed us a ton of games, almost an

exhaustive amount. But I feel like it was a very well-organized conference and I knew what I was

getting for the most part. There were a lot of questions raised, though. As soon as I started

talking about online infrastructure, I was like, okay, you're telling me that I have to pay for it,

but you're not telling me what I have to pay for, which seems insane to give us the negative and

not the positive. Yeah, every detail about online was a negative or could be interpreted as a negative

when you were just there. Like, if you were the Nintendo fan trying to control your emotions

of like, when does this go awry? You weren't starting to twitch at the beginning of the presentation.

Yeah. You just felt like a sort of fun. It was a really odd way to sell that, but I was most

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