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Here's How The Switch Interface Looks (And Sounds)
With the launch of the Nintendo Switch a little over a week away, Nintendo hasn't shown off one important detail about the system: the interface.
Luckily, we've finally had some hands-on time with the system and can show you what it looks like. The system is still missing a mysterious (and likely substantial) day-one update the public will have access to when they get the system, but the video below offers a glimpse of what it'll be like to futz around with system options before you inevitably dive into Breath of the Wild.
Join Ben Reeves and me, Buttz, as we look at title screen, make Miis, and listen to the dazzling sounds of the Nintendo Switch.
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