Here are some of the best titles on the Nintendo Switch

1.     The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Adding this title to the list is a no-brainer. The game not only has impressive graphics, but the gameplay allows the player to be as expressive in-game as possible. Although fans of the series may notice a change in how the game can be played, this is still the greatest Zelda yet.

2.     Bayonetta 2

The original Bayonetta was released for the PS3, Xbox 360. The second game was released for the Wii U all the way back in 2014. But don’t let that fool you because Bayonetta is as good, or maybe even better than the original. Bayonetta 2 is a must have for anyone that owns a Switch, and if you enjoy games like Devil May Cry, you’ll be sure to enjoy this game.

3.     Super Mario Odyssey

Super Mario Odyssey could very well be the best game Switch has to offer, and it may be one of the best games of all time. The game, unlike previous entries in the series, does not feature a timer and hence, you’ll be free to explore each level with a sense of freedom that has never been seen before in a Mario title. Super Mario Odyssey alone is an excuse to buy a Nintendo Switch.

4.     Splatoon 2

Splatoon 2 is a shooter unlike any other. The sequel has a singleplayer mode that has been improved upon as well as an additional co-op mode. The goal is simple, the more you shoot paint, the higher chances you win. Although the game is riddled with problems such as awful chat systems and difficulty playing with squads, you still need to experience Splatoon 2 for yourself if you’re someone who’s tired of the usual FPS shooters.

5.     Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

If you’ve ever played a Mario Kart title before, you’ll know how nothing remains in the game for long. One minute, you’ll be leading the line, and in the other, you’ll be in the last place after your friend hit you with the dreaded blue shell. It’s easily one of the best games you can play with your friends, and the great news is that the game includes all the DLC characters and maps from the Wii U release

Start with the basics

In order to play football, you need to learn all the rules and positions in order to determine your style of play best. It is essential to know all the positions so that your attributes can be put to use wisely. A defender would have a completely different skill set than a striker. The best way to know this is by playing a few games. Experiment with each position before you choose one.

Defence must always be the first priority

A lot of beginners make the mistake of having a higher offensive work-rate than a defensive work-rate. But in order to understand the game better, you have to learn how to defend as well as how to attack. Defending, if done exceptionally well, can lead to goal scoring opportunities. Team chemistry is one component in the game that is crucial, and that is why it is necessary to have a bond with your teammates. Defending is a great way to enhance team chemistry as football is and always will be a team game.

Off the ball movement

While on the pitch, you need to continually be on the move. Football is a game that can be decided even if one team doesn’t have the ball. Although some players conserve their energy for the moment they receive the ball, that is only but one aspect of the game. Playing on the offence, it is essential that your teammates can find you quickly and hence, it is your responsibility to be in a position that isn’t all too hard to reach. This will help retain possession as well.

Tactical awareness

On top of focussing on your individual play, you need to focus on being a team player as well. That is why you need to fully grasp the tactics laid out by the coach. Understanding the tactics will help you gel in with the team. Make sure you know how what your role is within the formation.

The Second Amendment has been shaped by several court cases and laws throughout history, and it still remains an extremely touchy issue till this day. In this article, we’ll go through the timeline of how the Second Amendment came to be.

1.     1791

Ten amendments were ratified to the US constitution in which the second gave people the right to form a regulated militia in order to help citizens against a federal army. This right wouldn’t be infringed, and along with the Second Amendment, the Bill of Rights was formed on December 15, 1791.

2.     1934

As part of Roosevelt’s “New Deal for Crime,” national gun control saw its first ever legislation which was passed on June 26, 1934. The National Firearms Act (NFA) sought to reduce gangland crimes. This was done by a tax that was imposed on the manufacturing, selling, and transportation of firearms that included rifles, machine guns, short-barrel shotgun as well as silencers and mufflers. There was a $200 tax on people who wanted to transfer their weapons.

3.     1938

In 1938, the Federal Firearms Act (FFA) mandated a federal firearms license on gun manufacturers, importers and dealers. A group of people, such as felons, were barred from owning or purchasing a gun. Gun sellers were also made to keep a record of their customers.

4.     1968

After Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, John Kennedy and Attorney General Robert Kennedy were assassinated, then President Lyndon B. Johnson put Gun Control Act of 1968 in place, replacing FFA. GCA broadened the definition of a machine gun. It also banned importing guns that weren’t of sporting purpose. An age restriction was put in place that only allowed people who were 21 or older to purchase a handgun. The mentally ill and felons among others were prohibited from buying guns. Guns were required by law to be serialized, whether they were manufactured or imported.

5.     1994

President Clinton signed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act. Under this was the Public Safety and Recreational Firearms Use Protection Act which banned assault weapons temporarily from 1994 to September 2004. Possessing, manufacturing or transferring a semiautomatic assault weapon was outlawed.

6.     2005

President George W. Bush signed the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act which prevented gun manufacturers from being in a federal or state civil suit. This was passed to protect dealers, distributors, manufacturers, and importers from causes of action for the harm caused by criminal or unlawful firearm use.

Here are some of the best Metal Gear titles of all time.

1.     Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain

Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain lets players approach a problem from different angles. Although the game was released amidst the firing of Kojima from Konami which resulted in an unfinished storyline, his vision and excellence can be seen all throughout the game. The Phantom Pain also features very few loading screens, and the motion capture is a landmark in video game technology. One can only hope what the game could’ve been if it was finished.

2.     Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty

After the success of Metal Gear Solid, fans were eagerly waiting for the second game, and it could quite possibly be one of the most anticipated games of all time. But the game still divides fans of the series some enjoy the messy approach whereas some denounce the game for its long ending. The story, on the other hand, was exceptionally ambitious as it predicted the prominence of social media in the future. A majority of the game is just the original game rehashed, and fans were frustrated by this.

3.     Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance was in development hell for a very long time, and it can be seen in the final output as the game doesn’t stand for anything even remotely Metal Gear-ish. But surprisingly, the game is extremely fun and goofy. Revengeance features Raiden from Metal Gear Solid 2. Raiden is a cyborg who can slice whatever that is in sight with her katana. Did I mention Revengeance has no stealth involved? As baffling as this sounds, the reason why the game is so much fun to play is that it is a hack and slash which isn’t made by Kojima.

4.     Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker

Peace Walker tells the story of the events that happened between Metal Gear Solid 3 and Metal Gear Solid 5. Although the game was released initially for the PSP, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker was eventually remastered for the PS3 and Xbox 360 with improved control and graphics. The best part about this title is the fact that you can recruit Hideo Kojima. Why wouldn’t you want to have Hideo Kojima in your team?