It's easy to see that the Nintendo Switch has become a prominent talking point among tech enthusiasts and gamers alike. For many people, the intrigue comes from the fact that it brings both home and portable console aspects into a single package. Others are excited solely for the collection of games. Which aspects of the Switch should be focused on the most, you may wonder? Here are a couple that online marketing companies will be able to draw attention to.

One of the most notable aspects of the Nintendo Switch, according to the likes of fishbat.com, is the media used. To be more specific, SD card-like cartridges are used instead of discs, the latter of which being the standard for home console gaming. Despite this change to cartridges, however, it doesn't seem like the games have lost much in translation. "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" is evidence of this.

Next, the Switch has been held in especially high regard because of its region-free nature. In other words, you're not limited to games that have only been released in your region. If you're a fan of importing titles, the Switch will be able to play what you've imported, granting you a level of freedom that hasn't been seen with Nintendo systems for quite some time. For many people, this was the biggest selling point of all.

If you want to play the Switch in different ways, the system in question has you covered. Perhaps the most commonly used is TV mode, which projects the image on-screen when docked, not unlike a traditional home video game console. However, tabletop mode allows you to take the tablet anywhere, with the kickstand on the back positioning said tablet in an upright stance. If you want to use the Switch in the same vein as the 3DS, handheld mode is for you. The Switch doesn't skimp on play styles, so choose the one that suits your preferences best.

These are just a few things that you should know about the Switch, particularly if you're on the fence about making this investment. If you're a gamer, it would make sense to do so. Along with the classic franchises you know, Mario and Zelda included, there are sure to be many other unique titles you've never heard of. Simply put, the Switch has potential. It's a simple matter of seeing if it will be reached in the future.