Nintendo Switch: The Operator’s Review

Ok, so let me just dive into this—have you heard about The Operator from Bureau 81? It’s this game where you’re tossed into the role of, well, an Operator. Imagine helping FDI agents crack some wild cases. It’s like, suddenly, you’re this Evan Tanner guy, brand new in town, and you’re using all this fancy FDI tech to become some kind of detective wizard. Think CSI, but you’re actually the one behind the scenes making magic happen. And oh, before I forget, it first popped up on Steam and now it’s like, “Hey, Nintendo, I’m here!”

So, picture this: You’re glued to this super-secret Government computer. This is serious business, all cloak-and-dagger, super hush-hush stuff going on. Agents call in, and it’s like this whole big process with secretaries checking up on stuff and then BAM—you’re connected and expected to work some tech magic. I guess the line disconnects once you’ve done your thing. No pressure, right?

Let’s chat about how you’ll even play this thing. You’ve got the Joy-Con or maybe you’re all about that touchscreen life on the Nintendo Switch. It’s pretty hands-on, you’ll be tapping like a maniac while trying to keep track of all these clues. Using the Joy-Con? Get ready to be this keyboard maestro, using all those buttons. Guess practice makes perfect, huh? Anyway, you know, switch it up with L and R buttons if you’re juggling screens, like some sort of superhero multitasker. Pro tip: the ZR button gets you those handy apps.

And yeah, you’ll find yourself opening calculators, digging through trash—yes, actual virtual trash—and you’ve got these databases at your fingertips. Want to cross-examine some license plates? There’s a DB for that. It’s like a treasure hunt with tech. Noticed the text is microscopic? Classic PC to console struggle. Like, good luck squinting at your Switch for hours. And it’s, what, $13.99? Maybe not breaking the bank, at least.

Oh, before I go—this was all from a Nintendo Switch copy Bureau 81 handed over. Probably forgot to mention it at the start, but there we go. Anyway, I might’ve lost my thread there—chaos of my notes, but hope this gives you a taste of what’s cooking with The Operator!