I think the graphics are just fine. From my perspective the debate about resolution is a relative one and people expressing disappointment or 'concern' are looking at it from the point of view of 'mass appeal'. It's easy to simply (and to convenient) think of this as just another opportunity to knock a console some people have no interest in but I believe it's more to do with what sells a console in today's market. There are several bullet points most consoles require, one of them is a good online ecosystem, another is third party support and in house exclusives and the other is 'resolution'. With sites like DF and NX becoming more important to the savvy gamer, it's only natural that some people would have 'genuine' concern for the Switch in terms of mass market. We have to remember that 1080p TVs are now the norm and 4K is being pushed heavily and relatively speaking 700p/900p isn't going to hold up well for anyone who bought those TVs for those very reasons. BUT, like I said, I think the resolutions are fine and most Nintendo fans are not going to be interested in the spec side of things, they'll be interested in the franchises. Whether it pans out well in the long run is entirely relient on Nintendos ability to keep clear of the spec wars but in todays climate I think that's more or less impossible.
The PS5 Exists.
