Zach808 on 20 October 2018
So far, I've seen the Switch do more with its crappy specs than Android could do if a manufacturer somehlw stuffed a GTX 1080 into a smartphone form-factor. I'm not usually one to say specs don't matter when it comes to gaming, but in the case of Android, raw power really isn't doing much to make mobile devices a better gaming option. No matter how powerful devices get, the main deal-breakers still aren't going away. There's still no quality control whatsoever, microtransactions are rampant, touch controls still suck and so does support for controller accessories, and I can't afford to have my phone run out of battery, unlike my Switch.
