Nintendo's leap into their next generation of gaming consoles introduced an innovative hybrid design like the industry has never seen before. While under-performing compared to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the Switch offers a true feeling of playing console designed games on the go. With the continued success of Nintendo's revolutionizing design, should Sony and Microsoft consider making a move towards the hybrid market?
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I can already do remote play with my ipad and ps4... That's good enough for me
It's not a replacement for traditional consoles. But it's a cool idea that I hope Nintendo continues with.
God no. The concept still has various limiting factors not present on stationary consoles for the hybrids to overtake traditional consoles
Nope, i dont like portable gaming. plugging switch to an hd tv makes all the games look like early ps 3 games, low textures and nasty jaggies. Nintendo needs to make a traditional home console
Not at all. Too many sacrifices for portability. And it lacks versatility. The Switch could double as a tablet, but there is no web browser. How can such a simple thing that expands the capability of the device so much just be left out entirely? A browser on Switch makes more sense than it does on PS4 or Xbox One and yet those consoles have it and Switch does not. That is ridiculous.