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KLXVER on 09 February 2017
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maxleresistant said:
KLXVER said:

It seems to be how it works since you still call it a handheld...

Oh boy, you are a slow one aren't you?

ok, I'm going to explain again, with smaller words and more details.

-It is built like a handheld, the components are the ones you find in a handheld.

-From a technological point it is a handheld

-BUT, Nintendo decided to call it a home console, to sell it the price of a home console

-So it will compete in the home console market

-if it competes in the home console market, it has to be compared with other home consoles

 

I didn't pick and chose, Nintendo did, the consequences that resulted are their own damn fault.

 

If Nintendo wants the Switch to be a handheld, then they should release a proper home console and call the Switch a Handheld. Then the Switch won't have to compete against the PS4 and Xbox One.

So then you cant call it a handheld either then. Nintendo has decided it for us.