FPS's come to mind, Doom in particular: it's hard to make out far away enemies on the original Switch. This design, released alongside Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury, knows that the simplicity speaks for itself.

While we love both designs in their own way, we at Nintendo Life most definitely have our preferences, and we want to know yours too!Does a game's inclusion on this list mean it now looks and feels rubbish on a standard Switch or Switch Lite? Everything looks better, but to list every game here doesn't make much sense, so better list the ones that profit the most.

The character models on the console's back and dock were always going to be a big hit with the Fortnight fans out there, but we also rate how restrained the Joy-Con designs are here. I've just always had a Zelda themed console from Nintendo if they ever released one so it kinda feels like tradition. The new system features a vibrant 7-inch OLED screen, a wide adjustable stand, a dock with a wired LAN port, 64 GB of internal storage, and enhanced audio.I'd love for the next one to be 3DS compatible too: Some kind of bluetooth connection or something that allows the Switch to act as the bottom screen of the 3DS and the TV act as the top screen. Headphones are recommended, but the improved speakers on the new console are also a fine way to get this game's audio into your ear holes. This fantastic beat 'em up not only brings to mind and builds upon its predecessors, but takes the IP forward.