DarthMetalliCube on 17 February 2018
It'll all boil down to whether or not Nintendo (and to a lesser extent third parties) decide to keep supporting it with games. At the end of the day, Switch will continue to live or die on the strength of its library - this is true whether in 2020 or 2025.
Of course, remodels, bundles, price drops, etc won't hurt either, but that's only secondary to the games.
I think if we look at the Gameboy and the DS, Nintendo's other successful handhelds, it seems very possible they can milk a 10 year lifespan out of the Switch. I certainly hope they can, as I've bought enough gaming hardware in the last 5-6 years!
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