So... Will Nintendo be able to ship those 20 million Switch units?

[KBG29]

Chorlin said:

KBG29 said:

That is its saving grace. I almost exclusively play my Switch in handheld mode, but only around the house. The size and lack of a mobile connection really limits its use as a mobile gaming device. I think that will become a bigger selling factor once we get a revision that makes it pocketable, and delivers either 4 or 5G.

Yeah i do the same, only in the house, but it´s great to be able to play in bed lol.

Gaming in bed is awesome. Even though I have a PS4 and a 4K TV in the bedroom, I still spend more time on Switch or Remote Play. Just much more comfortable playing a handheld while laying down.

Bofferbrauer2 said:

Because I can play both Nintendo games and Multiplats everywhere I go?

It's not just Nintendo games, though of course they are taking center stage on a Nintendo console. There are more and more third party games getting announced, and while they don't produce high sales boosts, they do contribute to a higher baseline than what we had last year.

The problem with multiplats on the Switch is the performance is a bit rough. I bought Doom and WWE 2K18 to test out a few multiplats, and both games feel like I am playing in slow motion, especially WWE 2K18. Firing up the Vita for Remote Play from my PS4 Pro offers a better expereince in both games. Based on those results, I have no interest in buying another Multiplat on the Switch. 

With the Switch being so big, the only time I can carry it with me on the go is when I have an extra beg. In these situations I am typically traveling, and have Wifi, were I can get the better expereince via Remote Play. The Switch is nice for flights, but I the couple dozen times I could use it a year just doesn't justify buying multiplats on it.

 It is a great system for Nintendo games. They are doing excellent making their titles work great in both home and handheld mode. When it comes to Multiplats though, I can get a much better expereince at Home and on the go Via both Sony and Microsofts platforms.