SpokenTruth said:
I don't have to convince you of anything given that the industry itself accepts it as such. |
I think people often forget that generations are entirely arbitrary categorizations used in the industry to divide the history of console sales and competition into periods dominated by sets of hardware that were considered contemparies of one another and were each other's principle competition. The Switch makes the most sense as a Gen 8 platform. Yes, that means Nintendo had 2. Doesn't really matter. Barring miraculous legs or a surprise early launch for gen 9, the Switch will garner the majority of its sales in competition with the PS4 and Xbone. And it will do so over a period of 3 years or more. Rolling it into gen 9 would make no sense.
