Dulfite on 10 August 2020
I think Switch 2's main advantage is that developers know, with a unified handheld/home consoles base, and with the success of the third party games that launched on Switch 1, that there is a way to make money off a Nintendo device again. And if they know that, they will come, regardless of what limitations the device has. If they can sell 1-3 million copies of a game on Switch, it's worth porting or hiring another studio to port it.
Many probably wish they could go back and do that with Switch 1, but they instead were cautious because of how bad Wii U sales were. I think it's safe to assume that Switch series will at least sell 3DS+WiiU level combined each generation, with the ceiling closer to Ds+Wii.
