Trunkin said:
$150? How the hell would they manage that? |
By useing a smaller weaker chip than the one the Nintendo Switch has.
They only need to be as good as the portable mode of the switch, if its a dedicated handheld.
By useing simple design (ei. dont make a convertable thingy, with millions of parts, multiple batteries, that crazy HD rumble ect ect).
I wouldnt be suprised if Sony was able to do it for 149$.
That is the draw back of the hybrid console, its not as cheap as it could be (price/perf) if it was just 1 thing or the other.
Being both has drawbacks, that effect both sides.
The upside is it is both too though, which makes it appealing to those that dont just want a handheld.
Still plenty of people (see OP) apparntly do want just that, a conventional handheld.