Barkley on 26 October 2016
lionpetercarmoo said:
How they are all based on the type of power they have which classifies them into that particular generation. |
No they're not, The Wii was in the seventh generation. They were classified based on release date. No one would claim a machine released now is a "seventh generation" console no matter what it's power is.
Generations aren't classified on power and never have been. Release date classification is no longer applicable with Nintendo being so out of sync.
There's no reason to have shared generations and as evident by the amount of arguments it's causing it's clearly a dated concept that no longer applies.
