For whatever reason I can't read the article. But based on the headline, those who want gaming from a Switch are likely not worried about what Scorpio is offering. They're hardly stepping on each other's toes.

Whenever you say something like "Xbox and PS4 have 90%+ the same library" somebody freaks out. Before they do, I'll ask them this question: Out of every 10 games released for either in a given month, how many are exclusive to either?

Hard part about that question is people will cherry pick a rare month where PS4 may have gotten two games out of ten vs the year or generation where its clearly not true.

I do generally agree with your point. However, I am not certain about PC gaming and home console gaming being aimed at different audiences (particularly when we look at XOne in relation to PC). I have an XOne, Switch, and a gaming PC. The Switch and the gaming PC compliment each other because they provide different gaming experiences because one is more verstile and portable with exclusive experiences designed around this aspect; the other is designed to be a stationary system that provides higher graphical fidelity. The thing is that PS4 and XOne also aim to be stationary systems that offer higher graphical fidelity, and so it does not appear it is going after a different market. Moreover, I can see PS4 gamers buying a PC and vice versa because of exclusives and not necessarly because the two systems are going after a different market (similar as to how certain people have both Macs and Windows-based PCs with similar configuations); but I cannot say the same for Xbox, largely because not only does the console (like PS4) share a similar use philosophy with the gaming PC (both are stationary systems designed to provide high fidelity graphical experiences), but it largely (with the exception of Halo 5 and Sunset Overdrive) shares a similar library of exclusives with the PC (and the PC itself has exclusives not on XOne; not to mention the productivity use case). For me, Microsoft introduction of Xbox Play Anywhere has resulted in my XOne being replaced by the PC, and if I want a more premium experience like the one offered by Scoprio, all I essentially need to do is upgrade my graphics card (which will cost less than Scorpio if I get a card equivialnt in function to what Scorpio provides; or I can get a card for the same price as Scorpio which will be much more powerful than what is in the Scorpio).

3 out of how many total games launched in the same time frame? The libraries are still well over 90% identical and will always remain that way as they are both "me-too" systems.

List of PlayStation 4 games：

List of Xbox One games：

Source?

PS4

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_PlayStation_4_games

Xb1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Xbox_One_games

Exclusive games list.

http://gematsu.com/exclusives/ps4/

http://gematsu.com/exclusives/xbox-one/

This is RIGHT ON.  The Scorpio cannot hope to be better than the PS4 due to the lineup alone.  The Switch is genuinely different and compelling.

For some reason, I knew it would be Wikipedia. It's not accurate. It relies on users/fans to keep it up to date. For example, just looking at the A's, there's a game that's unreleased, one that's only exclusive in China, and a PS2 game.

The gematsu list features a ton of games that aren't even available yet or are only in Japan. I guess it could technically be considered accurate (I only glanced at it) but, if you go by what you can buy in stores right now, either physically or digitally, it's not nearly correct, either.