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Right now, it depends on if you want portable play or TV play. Of course if you want a good experience to play at home or on the go, the Switch 2 is great, but the bug that doesn't let you dock the game while running makes it a bit hard to recommend, especially since it has not been fixed since last year.  Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar remains a polished experience across all the handheld devices, but it delivers better performance on PC handhelds like the Steam Deck OLED and ROG Ally. If you own a Steam Deck LCD, the Switch 2 version is a better option since you get a better docked experienc

Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar is a polished experience across all the handheld devices I tested it on with the day one patch installed. While Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma was a much better experience on Steam Deck compared to Switch 2, Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar has both much closer. I have no caveats to recommending either version for portable play, but the Steam Deck can deliver a 90fps experience or 60fps with better visuals right now. If you were planning on buying Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition since it is a full physical copy, it is absolutely worth b

For playing on TV or a monitor, the PC version followed by the PS5 release are the best ways to play it. This isn't surprising, but I am disappointed in the docked Switch 2 experience compared to PS5 despite having half the frame rate target. For playing on the go, the ROG Ally delivers the best portable experience. The Switch 2 is lacking compared to ROG Ally and you can even opt for higher graphics on Steam Deck while running at a lower resolution (720p on the Deck's screen). 

Blue Reflection Quartet on PS5 - If you want to play on your TV, care about trophy support, and don't care about portable play (unless you stream to a PlayStation Portal or phone), this is the version to get. It is also the fastest version when it comes to load times and is the only console version with 60fps support. A physical copy with English support is also available in Japan if you care about that. The PS5 version also has activity card tracking. Blue Reflection Quartet on Steam - If you play on Steam Deck or PC in general, this is the only version you should consider since the Steam ver