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Wyrdness on 10 October 2017
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CrazyGamer2017 said:
Wyrdness said:

No I don't think Switch is a portable platform that's an assumption on your part I think its a hybrid which either way highlights a flaw in your argument as it's still state of the art because it is also a portable platform which you can never deny it is even if you don't want to acknowledge it as one.

Except you just tried to find flaw in my argument by saying and I quote "it's still state of the art for portable platform" And that's not an assumption, that's actually your words...

Now that this backfired, you are trying a different angle, namely that you admit it's a hybrid and your argument is that I deny it is also a portable? Or maybe you are saying I deny it to be a hybrid? Whichever you mean I have never denied that, not sure where you read me saying I deny it to be that.

I have only said and I'll keep saying it's weak as a home system, the portable side is decent but I have no interest in it so I concern myself with the home console part of it and that part is weak.

Feel free to find flaw and disagree, I'll only ask that at least you do me the favor of disagreeing or finding flaw on what I say and not what you think I said.

I didn't try I actually did find one, here's a simple question that highlights it is the Switch a powerful portable for this era? Also learn to read context.

"it's still state of the art for portable platforms" 

Where does this line say it's only a portable? It highlights that as a hybrid it's still a state of the art portable as well so again you've either assumed or not read things properly.

You can't go off arguing about state of the art then choose to ignore key parts of a platform's concept that's being heavily selective you may not be interested in the portable side of things but it still factors into the equation.