maxleresistant on 05 December 2016
Yes and no.
No because games matter most and you don t need the processing power of a PS4 to make great games.
Yes because Nintendo isn t what it used to be. Their games are getting lazy, they make too much of the same games, they don t make enough mature games, not enough new IP, not enough game for gamers. All that adds up to the need for the switch to have a really strong third party support. And to have that, the switch needs to have a good enough processing power that is close enough to the ones in the Ps4 and One.
