[Nintendo Switch] Review of The Operator

Sure thing. Here’s my take on that article:

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So, okay, you know there’s this game called The Operator, right? It’s by Bureau 81. The basic gig is you get to play detective, kinda, helping out FDI field agents solve these mysterious crimes. Imagine: you’re Evan Tanner, a newbie Operator at this super-secret agency. You dive into all kinds of detective work with fancy FDI software, solving puzzles and, yeah, finding the truth. It’s got this CSI vibe, like, “Did I just see that on TV?” technology moments. But here’s the kicker: it first dropped on Steam last year and now, surprise, it’s on Nintendo Switch.

Picture this: you’re all official, sitting at this heavily monitored government terminal. Confidentiality? Yeah, that’s gospel here. You gotta feed the field agents whatever intel they need, pronto. Secretaries double-check identities, like, “Are you really Agent So-and-So?” before passing the baton. Boom, the call hits your desk. Once you deliver what’s needed, line’s closed. Task done.

Oh, yeah, you’ve got options — the Nintendo Switch is your playground. Joy-Con or touchscreen? Your call. Tapping and sliding on that touchscreen for analyzing stuff or answering urgent calls; it’s kinda exciting. Or if you’re feeling classic, grab those Joy-Cons. Left stick, right stick, buttons galore — navigating through windows and selecting stuff like a pro. Need objectives? Hit that minus button. Fancy a peek at the available apps? ZR for the win.

Now, here’s a funny bit: open the calculator, check the trash, input commands. You’re like this data-hungry detective. Human Database (DB) is crucial here. And not gonna lie, diving into it is like peeling onion layers to uncover secrets. Cross-check citizen info, scout for contradictions. And there’re documents, videos — all sorts of goodies — for you to decipher.

The game also slaps a Car DB in your hands to scope out license plates and similar jazz. Want to tweak audio or zing up subtitles? Menu’s got you covered, my friend. Tiny text, though — a real struggle on the Switch. Not deal-breaking, just, well, grab your glasses.

Anyway — wait, where was I? Oh, yeah, price-wise, The Operator hits the Nintendo eShop with a $13.99 tag. Worth a peek? Maybe!

And here’s the final tidbit: Disclaimer — this chaotic adventure I ramble about is based on a Nintendo Switch copy that landed in my lap from Bureau 81.

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There ya go. Let me know if there’s anything else you need!