Gaming is just the start.

These Nintendo Switch apps help you get more out of your console.

Comic Book Reader: InkyPen

Large library of comics from a variety of sources.

A Star Trek comic is displayed with a menu above and below the comic itself.

Easy to find and save the comics you want to read.

No access to Marvel or DC comics.

Book mode can be clunky and difficult to use.

YouTube is open with various videos displayed on the recommended page of the app.

Comics have been a way to tell stories that aren’t ideal for screen or books for decades.

InkyPen gives you another option, delivering comics right to your TV with the help of your Nintendo Switch.

InkyPen is an excellent way to get your comic fix without ever having to leave the couch.

Various different soundboards are displayed within the Korg Gadget app.

InkyPen works on a subscription model, so you do have to pay each month.

Videos: YouTube

All of your favorite YouTube content is available.

YouTube’s algorithm may recommend videos unsuitable for younger users.

Hulu is open with popular shows displayed in a grid formation.

YouTube is the #1 place on the internet to find videos.

Music Creator: KORG Gadget

Access to 16 synthesizers and drum machines.

No import or export features.

No support for MIDI controllers.

KORG Gadget is well-known as music creation software, and now it’s available on Nintendo Switch.

This app allows you to create music with various synthesizers, drum machines, and sound effects.

you could still share with other Switch users, which lets you share at least a bit.

KORG Gadget can be snagged for $48.

Streaming Video: Hulu

Tons of great shows including Hulu Originals.

Easy to navigate to find the shows you want to watch.

The cheapest plan includes ads.

Hulu does require a subscription and offers several different tiers.