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In just a few short weeks, Nintendo will release its latest –and arguably most important– entrant to the video game hardware market. The Switch is a fascinating hybrid of home console and handheld device; a tablet-esque machine that either docks to your TV or can be taken out and about. And to continue Nintendo’s legacy of innovative control, will also come with the ‘Joy-Cons’, motion-enabled controllers that can be snapped together to form a more traditional pad, or used independently. After the poor showing of the Wii U, the Switch is looking to galvanise Nintendo’s position.