Yeah, I know.  They were cheap, and it shows.  That's exactly what I mean.  Prices can drop, (and they did) and games can be released (and they were).  There is no fixing the games that can't hit 1080p, without removing something from the game itself.

Thank goodness for Ryzen, or the PS5 wouldn't hit 1080p either, given the track record.

Nintendo: WiiU. Just a culmination of increasingly worse consoles starting from the N64. I know it will ruffle feathers that I think since N64 Nintendo hadn't done a quality console, but that's just my opinion. The Switch reverses trend that entirely. I just wish there were a TV only version for $199.

Sony: PS3. I still love the crap out of every Playstation, mainly because it they always have crap tons of RPGs, but it is my least favorite.

Microsoft: XBONE. I don't even know why I still own the thing. The only game I have is the Master Chief collection. It literally does nothing I would want it to do.

NES - Never played one. (if it has to one I've played, then the Wii U because it lost support before I had time to do more with it.)
PS4 - I tried it once. Didn't like the controller.
Xbox One - It led to all my friends that were xbox gamers to move to pc and almost exclusivly playing online. Co-op with them would have stayed dead if one of them hadn't bought their first Nintendo home console, the Switch. Also fuck Halo 4.

In the US sure, but there's a whole wide world outside the United States. The majority of the world's population and the console market is outside the US.

I have had zero issues with any games not being 1080p.  Are you talking about consistent frame rates instead?  To me PS4 is shaping up to be on level of PS2 in terms of best of all Playstations.

Wii - poor graphics
PS3 - first years was bad (high price, online, DualShock 2, exclusives)
Xbox One - weaker than ps4, few good exclusives games

Nintendo:

Nintendo 64. Huge game droughts, overly dependent on an overrated developer to fill in holes between Nintendo of Japan releases, only three RPGs worth mentioning, shitty fighting games, multiple cancelled games that the system desperately needed, and the fact that Nintendo PR was constantly in damage control mode with sayings like "quality over quantity" and "RPGs are for depressed players who like to sit alone in dark rooms." If it weren't for Super Mario 64 and the two Zeldas, I would have no interest in revisiting the N64... and I liked Twilight Princess and Wind Waker a lot better than I did Ocarina of Time or Majora's Mask.

Sony: PS3. Had a lot of great games, to be sure, but was definitely weaker overall than the other three Sony consoles. But I thought the 7th generation as a whole was worse than 6th gen or 8th gen.

Microsoft: Xbox One. Between the PS4 and Switch, my gaming needs are met, and the X1 has little to offer me. But to be honest, I didn't care about either the X1 or the OG Xbox. The 360 was the only Xbox that I was really interested in, and that was just until PS3 started getting good.

Your question makes it sound as, since you don't notice the games are sub 1080p on PS4, then they must be 1080p.  They're not.  A lot of the games are not 1080p. And the framerates are bad and are 30 fps and below too.  I provided a small, list of games which are not 1080p on a base PS4.  PS3 doesn't charge you extra to play games online, while you are on PS4.  It's nonsensical.  Spider-Man felt so much like the Batman games, I couldn't enjoy it for much longer than 30 minutes.  A lot of the games, just feel like the same thing, with the setting and characters swapped out.  It's not even fun.  I can go on and on, about how much of a disappointment the PS4 has been.  My PS4 is about as useless as my PS1. And my Pro has been sitting in the box for 2 months.

Although I own them both on PC, for free, I hated Call of Duty: Black ops 4, and Destiny 2, and same goes to just about every other first person shooter.  Overwatch is my most played game this generation, by far, but again, it's on PC.  I can't do shooters on a controller, that just not happening.  But, overall, I don't like FPS games, they all feel the same.  Just like mostly everything else.

I bring up shooters, because Bioshock Infinite is the first and only FPS game I owned on PS3.  Loved it.  I own it on PC now and haven't touched it, but I'm so glad I avoided the CoD phase people were going through a while back.  I personally own about 270 games or so on my PS3.  About 60 of them are disc based retail games with the others being PS1, PS2, or Minis, and if not one of those, download-only games from the store.

My collection is vast, and games felt different. Catherine, Beyond: Two Souls, Last of Us, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Fight Night: Champion, Marvel Vs. Capcom 2.  All games I enjoyed and spent time with, and they were all different.

Tekken 7 has button lag on PS4, and is sub-1080p, however is 1080p on the pro.  But, there's still massive button lag.

Beyond: Two Souls.  on PS3 first.  Literally the exact same game.

Last of Us.  Again, same game, and what made it worse, it was a pack-in with my original PS4 model.

Spider-Man.  Feels just like Batman Arkham Knight.  I like Marvel way more than DC, but if I'm playing a game like that, I'm going back to Batman.

Tomb Raider.  Same exact game from last gen.

The two stand out games that I liked on PS4 was Detroit: Become Human, and God of War.  Everything else was a game I wouldn't miss if I didn't own a PS4, or a game inferior to the PC version.

Sir I said the US. Quite a few times in my last statement. That was my point about popularity. Even when Koreans and Japanese played their fighting games...it was on the 360. The marketshare in the US is just as large as Japan. It's what helped the 360 beat the PS3 for many years. I'm not trying to a stand for the 360. I'm just pointing out that in one of the 3 largest gaming marketshares...the 360 was top dog. I'm well aware of the world's population being larger outside of the US. No need to take a silent jab at me there.

Again...the machine runs MOST games at 1080p. Sir that's not a lie. I didn't say every game. Most games. So you making a list of games it doesn't was a wasted effort because I've already acknowledged that the PS4 doesn't run every single game at 1080p.

Now you're debating semantics about the Switch. I told you I don't have a problem with the Switch at all. I love it! However, the Switch is a console as well. Not just a handheld. So no it's still counted as a console like the PS4 and Xbox One. Let's not go trying to save it from criticism from a criteria (hardware power) you yourself have criticized the PS4 for. You said the PS4 is weak hardware wise. I said that the same criticisms should also go to the Xbox One and Switch. That's fair. You chose the strongest hardware of the 3 and said it was weak, but didn't extend that to the other 2. Now whatever you personally feel about the PS4 is your business. I'm talking about your claims about it being a PS3.5 and a one-trick-pony and all that jazz. I'm focusing more about the hardware claim against the other 2. The Switch doesn't get left out of the power discussion if you say the PS4 is weak. That's only fair. It would be the same as you saying the PS3 is weak and only puts out sub 720, but you don't say the same for the Wii. Having features doesn't have nothing to do with how strong the hardware is. Otherwise the PS4 would mirror the Xbox One fully.