Except for the multiple LEDs all over the parent's head making them look totally alien and the glowing sticks flailing about everywhere! PSVR is great, not sure they should play it while looking after a baby though!

The leds aren't that bright and a lot of PSVR games doesn't need sticks =p.

Sure one shouldn't play VR while looking after a baby, but I understood the baby would be sleeping in the room and playing on VR with low sound on earphones is a better option to hear an issue than being in a different pavement.

Now talking about my brother even if he mostly stay home Switch have helped he play a lot more because his wife and kid monopolize the TV so perhaps his Switch will also see an increase in usage.

It depend on the games some are good on portable the other are good on PC/Consoles. Ask me to play FPS on portable with blurry graphic and below 30 fps +unstable is asking me to kill my self. Retro JRP are best playing it on Handled system, as long with platformers and cartooney action rpg lke Zelda. Fighting games are best to play on consoles (on TV).

That's why i am hopping Switch will have revision next year to have 5 to 6 hour batteries life.

Yep more battery is a much more important revision to Switch than power imho (sure they could make the power up dock as well)

Many people fail to understand that portability does not mean you MUST play it outside. It rather opens up possibilites inside the house, too. That way, I can play in the kitchen while I wait for dinner to finish cooking without the need to switch (no pun intended) rooms. Stationary consoles don't offer that. And THAT is comfort.

I think that the technological race in regards to graphics is saturated, anyway. This gen, we were not introduced to any groundbreaking leap of advancement; it was just more of the same. I'd argue that even last gen failed to bring something truly fresh and new to the industry when in the past we had the shift from 2d to 3d. That was groundbreaking. Nowadays, there is no ground to break anymore. There are only more and finer details. So I think that the standard we have today is sufficient for any gamng experience. And no, I don't think VR will be a big thing in the future.

I lost the fascination of watching better graphics during the early 2000s. Everything after that was just prettier and nicer, but that alone doesn't satisfy me. So basically convenience is more important to me, and the Switch offers that due to its portability. Also the library is pretty awesome already.

Power goes to PC, while portability goes to Switch/3DS for me, I don't really see Nintendo going with a souped up Switch (unless they go for Xavier sooner), so I have to settle for what little power it has, which is mostly why I play indie games and Nintendo 1st party titles. I'd rather use my PC to play everything else like DOOM, Wolfenstein and Skyrim with mods/Reshade.

I like the Switch design, I just wish it had more power and more battery life, because atm it's portability factor isn't all that important to me or anywhere as useful. 

Or perhaps you are failing to understand that for a lot of people this "portability" is useless. Don't want to be wait playing for 5 min waiting food be ready. Rather still be in main room playing until the beep says the food is ready. Same with disconnecting the system from the tv to keep playing with giving a 2 min go to the bathroom. or Similar. For some of us the comfort is playing in the couch not caring the system all around.

Well that is why some people expect Nintendo to release a HH only with more battery, a dock that increases power, a table only console with more power and no money wasted on the portable elements, etc... It may or may not happen (I think it would benefit Nintendo if the game runs perfectly in all modes with just a increase in IQ and FPS between versions).

Depends on the game. I like both hence I own both.

Going to the future, I pretty much see the Switch formula more successful as portable power bridges the gap with desktops/consoles. However until then I do enjoy playing a nice looking PS4 game every now and then. However the Switch has really brought me back to gaming of late.

Good point. I bought a cheap notebook on Prime day with a Raven Ridge APU (Ryzen + Vega 8) and am amazed how many of my older favorites work perfectly fine on that in 1920x1080 (or their fixed resolution). Also a lot of new indie games and games like the new South Park game.

Many newer games work fine in 1280x720. Even Doom (2016) runs with 40+ fps in low settings (still higher than the Switch version), but I don't want to play it that way.

I bet someone will counter saying it isn't truly portable since you can't fit in your pocket.