Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, we celebrate Star Wars Day 2026 with a deep-dive on the Switch version of LEGO Skywalker Saga's performance on both Switch 1, Switch 2, and the Switch 2's Handheld Boost Mode!
0:00 Intro
0:26 Series Reboot
1:02 Load Time Comparison
1:33 Switch 1 Performance
1:53 Switch 1 Handheld vs Docked
2:23 FPS Drop Areas
2:36 Switch 2 Handheld vs Boost Mode
3:01 Switch 2 Performance
4:03 Ending
About Reviews 2 Go:
Welcome to Reviews 2 Go. I've been on YouTube since 2013 with the PS Vita and I've gone from the Vita Reviews to Reviewing all Handheld Consoles.
Ever since I discovered games with crippling issues in their Finale (Chrono Trigger on PS1 Classics), I have adopted a firm belief that a review must be coverage for ALL of a game. I'm not someone that touches Skyrim for 5 hours and says "Here's my REVIEW!" Those people are giving you glorified Previews. I do not touch a script until the Credits Roll, whether that takes 5 hours or 50.
What you get here:
- Information - Battery Life, Play Time, Handheld Port Changes, Performance Comparisons
- Bite-Sized Content - My Reviews never exceed 10 minutes to ensure you get the information quickly
- Genuine Enjoyment - All games I cover are games I want to play, and would even if I weren't a content creator
- Personal Streams: I respond to ALL Chats in my Weekly Livestreams
For press inquiries: TRENT@REVIEWS2GO.CO
In this video, we celebrate Star Wars Day 2026 with a deep-dive on the Switch version of LEGO Skywalker Saga's performance on both Switch 1, Switch 2, and the Switch 2's Handheld Boost Mode!
0:00 Intro
0:26 Series Reboot
1:02 Load Time Comparison
1:33 Switch 1 Performance
1:53 Switch 1 Handheld vs Docked
2:23 FPS Drop Areas
2:36 Switch 2 Handheld vs Boost Mode
3:01 Switch 2 Performance
4:03 Ending
About Reviews 2 Go:
Welcome to Reviews 2 Go. I've been on YouTube since 2013 with the PS Vita and I've gone from the Vita Reviews to Reviewing all Handheld Consoles.
Ever since I discovered games with crippling issues in their Finale (Chrono Trigger on PS1 Classics), I have adopted a firm belief that a review must be coverage for ALL of a game. I'm not someone that touches Skyrim for 5 hours and says "Here's my REVIEW!" Those people are giving you glorified Previews. I do not touch a script until the Credits Roll, whether that takes 5 hours or 50.
What you get here:
- Information - Battery Life, Play Time, Handheld Port Changes, Performance Comparisons
- Bite-Sized Content - My Reviews never exceed 10 minutes to ensure you get the information quickly
- Genuine Enjoyment - All games I cover are games I want to play, and would even if I weren't a content creator
- Personal Streams: I respond to ALL Chats in my Weekly Livestreams
For press inquiries: TRENT@REVIEWS2GO.CO
