How could Nintendo implement a Switch Pro?

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potato_hamster said:

Day in and day out with the complete and utter nonsense. Despite how many people tell you otherwise, and have provided countless reasons why your assertions are not only not factual, but not realistic. You have been pouting this for years now, and despite the fact that the years go by and product after product comes out that flies in the face of your predictions (You predicted the Switch would be 2-4 completely different devices, not one) you keep acting like this is just around the corner.

How much longer are you willing to wait before you give up on this pipe dream of yours?

We've already been there before with PS3, PS4, and Vita. Things didn't work out because, Sony did an absolutely terrible job with the Vita. 

Right now you can do exactly what I am talking about across any Windows 10 device, with all MGS games, and a handful of 3rd parties that support play anywhere. Phil Spencer said at E3, that they are going to continue to expand the ability to play your games on more devices, via new streaming tech and new hardware.

There are rumors right now that Google, is making a strong move to bring an Android based Gaming platform to the market, both through physical hardware, and streaming. 

Games like Fortnite, and PUBG are now playable on everything from Phone to PC.  Elder Scrolls:Blades was announced from everything at E3. More and more games are being made to work on every platform you own. It is not a future pipe dream, it has been happening for almost 10 years, and each year we are getting more and more games, on more and more ecosystems, that can be played on more and more devices. 

The technology to deliver games at an acceptable level of performance and quality on everything from Phone to high end PC/VR is already here. With 7nm fabrication, we will be at the point where it is possible to produce these expereinces at console and handheld friendly prices. 

Any company that wants to stay afloat is going to have to offer more value, and more ways to access your content. Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox no longer live in a bubble. They compete directly with every other personal computing platform on the market. If they can't compete with iOS, Android, Windows, Amazon, on non gaming, they will eventually be squashed out. That is why Nintendo has to expand their platform to a larger range of products. If you can play a better version of your favorite game on your iPhone and Apple TV, then their is no point for a Switch, Xbox, or PlayStation. If SNM can show that they can replace your iPhone and Apple TV, and offer better exclusive content, then they remain viable. Simple as that.