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The 7 best Switch OLED games that will pop up on your new OLED screen

Fredrick

When it was announced, I was skeptical about the new OLED switch, but now that I use it myself, I realize how important the screen upgrade is.

The color pops up from the screen, it is brighter, has better vitality, improves color accuracy, and really shows how great some games on the Switch look like.

Best Switch OLED Game

Not that I need a reason to go back to play my Switch, because I use it often, but it is the best choice to replay some of my favorite games, or even break down the backlog of some of the games I haven’t played yet.

I want to show some of these games, especially those that require more graphics and have a brighter color palette.

Let’s take a look at 7 games that will be popular on your new OLED Switch screen!

Starlink


Astral chain is a game that made me play on Switch and shocked me. It is full of style, sparkle and combat, and makes you feel like a badass. At the time I couldn’t believe it would run on the Switch, and it was still one of my favorite games ever played. Platinum Games made a sensation with this game. Unfortunately, it never reached mainstream popularity, because I believe this is an indispensable game for Switch that everyone should play.

The world of Astral Chain has a lot of pastel colors with bright neon signs and bright particle effects. I can’t wait to go back to it and see these colors pop off the screen.

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Super Mario Odyssey


Some people are disappointed with Mario’s 3D debut on Switch, but I don’t agree with this view. “Super Mario Odyssey” is an excellent game, full of wonderful touch and exquisite things waiting for you to discover. It also happens to be one of the brightest and most beautiful games ever made by Nintendo, and it is perfect for showing off the exquisite screen on the new Switch OLED.

If you have to choose a world to show off, it should be the Kingdom of Fossil Falls (Fossil Falls) or the Kingdom of Sand (Tostarena). The former is mostly lush green, and at the beginning of the area, there is a beautiful waterfall flowing into the swimming pool. The sand kingdoms influenced by Mexico look great-especially the small towns discovered by Mario in the early days of the world.

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Tetris effect


To be fair, the Tetris effect loses some hypnotic beauty when played on the small screen of any Switch, but judging by its own advantages, the Switch version on OLED looks amazing.

If you haven’t seen any fuss about the Tetris effect (it appeared on the Switch as an enhanced connected version), then this is a far cry from the Tetris in the original Game Boy you might remember.

Although the core smashing brick gameplay remains the same, “Tetris Effect” is a visual feast, full of gorgeous visual effects and colors, and accompanied by some of the best music ever to add luster to video games.

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Metroid Fear


Metroid Dread fascinated me from start to finish. The fierce boss battle really tested my skills, solved puzzles, discovered secrets, and of course, one of the most detailed Metroidvania maps I had seen when I was hunted by EMMI. Why did no one tell me this is a horror game! ?

There is a lot to appreciate about Metroid Dread, but I think it was the moment when the camera angle seamlessly switched from the side scroll bar to these incredibly dynamic game sequences that really shocked me.

Metroid Dread is the first game that many people play on OLED because they were launched on the same day and did not disappoint.

Different areas and biomes have their own feelings, with some very beautiful backgrounds and good light in the foreground. Samus’s skill effects look great and very vivid when used in some darker areas, because now the black on the OLED is more accurate

I have done it, but I will go back 100% to explore more. 10/10 action platform game.

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Luigi’s Mansion 3


No matter which version you have, you should play Luigi’s Mansion 3 on Switch, but given the game’s excellent use of lights and colors, it is a must-have game on Switch OLED.

Given that Luigi’s Mansion 3 is mainly set at night, it is worth noting how many colors are used in a dark room, and the ghostly neon lights make them really stand out from the background.

Nintnedo and Next Level Games made one of the best Switch games here, so it’s no surprise that it looks even better on the Switch OLED screen.

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New Pokemon snapshot


You might think this is a strange choice for this list, because Switch is also home to two mainline Pokemon games, which are in the form of Let’s Go and Sword/Shield, but for me, New Pokemon Snap is the visual so far The most attractive Pokemon game system on the world.

The world in Snap is more vivid, the model is clearer, and the colors are brighter. Pokemon Let’s Go is also a beautiful-looking game. In my opinion, it is more attractive than a rough sword/shield, but if you want to pop something on the new OLED screen, I will play New Pokemon Snap every time.

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Hollow Knight


Being the best Metroidvanias ever is enough for Hollow Knight to give it a try on Switch OLED, but given that we have discussed the excellent Metroid Dread (a true Metroid game), this one requires some extra stuff to make that cutout.

In addition to the excitement of adventure, the key thing Hollow Knight needs to pay attention to is the incredible artistic effects on the OLED screen. Both the characters and the background look great, and the subtle use of colors gives an extra warmth on the Switch OLED.

Fun fact: Did you know that all art is hand-painted in Hollow Knights? Now you know.

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I can mention more games in this list, here are some quick honor mentions:

  • Monster Hunter Rise
  • Link’s Awakening and Breath of the Wild
  • animal Crossing
  • Hades
  • Splatoon 2
  • Mario Kart 8

Basically all Nintendo Switch exclusive products. To make a long story short, OLED Switch may not be Switch Pro or Switch 4K or whatever you want to call it, but I think it has its place, and for those who have chosen or plan to buy, they are treating it.