From swapping out a discolored Switch case to customizing the joy-con grips, plus a Japanese snack haul.
He decided to replace it because of the discoloration, and explained that the new GeekShare case fits well without any play.
The new case has a white base with cute patterns, showing a clean yet distinctive design.
Ahn Mi-reu shared how to change the mood of his Switch by attaching cute grips to the joysticks. He chose grips with a pearlescent wing and star shape for accent, and showed the tip of opening the top first and then slipping the bottom on, so viewers can easily follow along.
The chosen grips are made of transparent jelly material that emphasizes their cuteness and harmonizes with the overall design.
Ahn Mi-reu introduced a dedicated storage case he set up to keep the joystick grips, which had been scattered in a drawer, together in one place.
Ahn Mi-reu used rhinestone stickers to adjust the height of the Switch buttons while adding a decorative effect. He attached rhinestone stickers to the Home and Capture buttons to improve operability, and explained that they also act as a design point along with a pressure-point effect.
He added that he had used rhinestone stickers before, that they were less uncomfortable than expected, and that they actually made the buttons easier to press.
Ahn Mi-reu compared rechargeable and capacitive styluses for the Nintendo Switch and shared his experience. After using both types, he rated the capacitive stylus, which has a protective disc shape, as far more convenient than the rechargeable one.
He noted that the capacitive stylus is also price-competitive, making it worth recommending to viewers.
He said his goal is to build an island made up only of the girl characters he likes.
In particular, he showed himself creating 'Chii' from the popular character Chiikawa, adding facial details with the stylus.
Ahn Mi-reu explained the building convenience of 'Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream'. He said he usually struggles with the complex building content typical of Nintendo games, but that 'Tomodachi Life' has a very easy building system that lets anyone decorate an island easily.
He added that the large item selection lets players enjoy the game without overthinking, which makes it easy for beginners to enjoy as well.
Ahn Mi-reu introduced his island design concept and layout for 'Tomodachi Life'. He explained that he decorated it by placing a commercial zone in the center of the island and residential zones around the outside.
In particular, he placed a Ferris wheel visible from the wish fountain upward to create a refreshing view, and added cherry trees and water to create a sense of season.
Ahn Mi-reu said his day job is UI/UX designer, and that since this year he has been developing games as part of a project at a game company. He shared his daily life of handling busy freelance work during the May tax filing period.
He also mentioned past experience building a banking app, and explained that he is now focused on game development.
He mentioned that this month's concept was 'Tokyo Nostalgia Trip', which included retort spaghetti and candy shaped like film cameras.
He explained that the retort spaghetti they tasted together had a surprisingly chewy texture.
He explained that he enjoys healing time with games built on simple controls.
He added that these games have the appeal of steady enjoyment through elements like outfits that change daily and mini puzzles.
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