Nintendo Switch Lite Might Not Be Fully Playable for Some Games
Nintendo Switch Lite Might Not Be Fully Playable for Some Games

As many of you may known by now, the Nintendo Switch Lite has been officially unveiled and we can expect to the handheld gaming system in September 2019. It certainly poses an attractive offer due to its affordable pricing, light weight, and allegedly improved battery life. However, there may be more that gamers should look into before purchasing one when itβs out.
If you missed out on the official announcement, click right here.
The Nintendo Switch Lite was made more affordable at the cost of omitting some features. Thereβs no way that it can transmit display to extenal devices (TV, monitor, etc.). Furthermore, the lack of certain features will force consumers to purchase additional accessories to play certain games / game modes that the original can run just fine on its own. One such example is the lack of motion controls.
The added expenditure could have you paying the same, if not more, as the original Switch. While on the topic of motion controls, only 1-2-Switch requires motion control to be playable while other games have it as an option. The following list are games that Nintendo Switch Lite owners wonβt get the full experience with:
- ARMS
- DOOM
- Fe
- Fortnite
- Gal Metal
- Go Vacation
- Human Resource Machine
- Immortal Redneck
- Just Dance 2018Β &Β Just Dance 2019
- LA Noire
- Leisure Suit Larry
- Little Inferno
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
- Mario Tennis
- Neonwall
- Okami
- Pokemon Letβs Go
- Rayman Legends Definitive Edition
- Resident Evil: Revelations 1Β &Β Revelations 2
- Sausage Sports Club
- Senran Kagura Reflexions
- Splatoon 2
- Super Mario Odyssey
- Super Mario Party
- Taiko no Tatsujin: DrumβnβFun
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
- The World Ends With You: Final Remix
- Wolfenstein
- World of Goo

There may be more games that Iβve missed out on but these are the ones I know for sure. To ensure that itβs fully playable, you will have to purchase a set of Joy-Cons. To the least, itβs not a lost cause but it might just make more sense to purchase the original variant instead.
Itβs not to say that the Lite variant is a bad purchase option. Not everyone will use the motion controls anyway. However, if youβre the sort who wants the most out of their gaming experience or donβt want to risk missing out on anything, this is something to ponder about.
Personally, losing the ability to transmit display to a TV or monitor is what I dislike most. Those of you who barely game at home and only do so when youβre outside, it wouldnβt be a problem. It really depends on your wants and needs. Weβll be writing more on the Nintendo Switch Lite, and possibly other variants if thereβs more, so stay tuned to Pokde.net.
