Mini Review: Minecraft (Switch 2) - A Satisfying Upgrade Overall, But Where's Mouse Mode?
Another day, another Minecraft port. Minecraft has received around 20 different ports and versions since 2011. It was only a matter of time before one would show up for Switch 2, and while there aren't any big new features, it's a solid upgrade over the now-creaky Switch version. At its core, Minecraft is still just as infinitely deep and imaginative as it's always been, expertly integrating survival mechanics with a Lego-esque world design that encourages creativity. Yet that bedrock foundation has been built upon with a variety of paid and free updates that expand biomes, mobs, crafting reci
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Another day, another Minecraft port. Minecraft has received around 20 different ports and versions since 2011. It was only a matter of time before one would show up for Switch 2, and while there aren't any big new features, it's a solid upgrade over the now-creaky Switch version. At its core, Minecraft is still just as infinitely deep and imaginative as it's always been, expertly integrating survival mechanics with a Lego-esque world design that encourages creativity. Yet that bedrock foundation has been built upon with a variety of paid and free updates that expand biomes, mobs, crafting reci
