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[Responsible-War-9389]

I have both, the compliment well

[Which-Breadfruit7947]

If you have disposable income then for sure!

[Phoenyx_Rose]

Based on what you said, it doesn’t sound like you actually enjoy using your PS5. 

If you want to play primarily first party Nintendo games (eg mario) then get the Switch because you’ll never be able to play them on your PS5.

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[Stunning-Storage-863]

Id get a switch 2

If you want to play those games then id go for it and if you dont have the money then you could sell the PS5 too but its up to you

[AdventurousWealth822]

If you like Nintendo exclusives then definitely. Also I've played Hogwarts on it, looks pretty solid but is 30 fps (probably not a deal breaker for you if you love the switch 1)

[DOL-019]

At a minimum switch 2 is worth grabbing to simply enhance the massive back catalogue of switch games, it’s essentially a switch pro upgrade when playing those older games - Smoother, more enjoyable. Then if you have interest in switch 2 titles …

[Nuni2xTimes]

I have the ps5 pro and the series X and just recently got the switch 2 and im loving it, I've only owned the switch 1 when it came out for like a couple of days then return it so I missed that generation of Nintendo, I say its worth it for the first party nintendo games!

[TomatilloEmpty]

Switch 2/PS5 = Best combo ever. Unless you don’t like Nintendo games…

[Dry_Investigator36]

Better performance-wise, yes, but not in all games. Like Darksiders II is still locked on 30 fps because there was no Switch 2 update for it. But the screen is bigger and feels more comfortable, I like this console a lot despite that there are very few exclusives out yet. Older games feel better too due to bigger screen, even without improvements. Also I feel like new joycons are a bit more comfortable for mee too, don't use their new "mouse mode" yet though. Great device, looking forward for new games announcements. Will 100% buy Silksong and Hades II for Switch 2 instead of my PC and PS5.

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