Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth is finally on the Nintendo Switch 2 — one weekend in, I love the portable versatility,…

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Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth, the continuation of the retelling started by Final Fantasy VII: Remake, has finally made it to non-PlayStation consoles, and over the weekend, I’ve been blasting through the game on my Nintendo Switch 2 to answer one question: can the handheld handle it?

The simple answer is yes; the longer answer is yes, but I’m not convinced this is how I’d want to experience this adventure, as Rebirth’s grander scale compared to its first part makes the Nintendo console’s technical deficiencies glaringly obvious.

Though being able to take this adventure on the go with you has some serious upsides — especially as it’s a game you can (and I have, on the PS5 version) sink well over 150 hours into sucking out every last morsel of blood from this stone (my PS5 tells me I spent 187 hours in this game).

Much like Remake,...

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'Cuts through dirt like a dorsal fin through water’ — I love how Shark’s transforming vacuum cleaner switches smoothly between upright and stick vac, while its smart suction devours dust in every situation

The flexible 3-in-1 transforming design that allows you to easily switch between upright, stick and handheld vacuum might be the Shark PowerDetect Transformer’s most attention-grabbing feature. But what really impressed me is its strong suction and super-smart auto-detection — it adapts to different flooring, edges and quantities of dirt automatically,