SKMBlake said:
Not sure about that one, depends on what Nintendo is planning to release in November as a revision. If they can manage to pull a more powerful console which can have next-gen games at the same price as the Series S, there will be more competition than ever. |
I doubt there will be a Switch revision that is as powerful as the Series S. A Switch 2 could potentially, but not a revision of the original model. Even if they use the Xavier chipset, we are looking at 150% increase in raw power at best. Which I honestly doubt this is going to happen based on Nintendo's history (GBC, DSi, new 3DS were all just moderate CPU increases with extra RAM).
Not to mention that it doesn't seem Nintendo's success has been significantly impacted Sony or MS. Both the Xbox One and PS4 had some of their most successful years after the Switch launched. In addition, the PS5 and XSX are selling very well, yet the Switch is looking to have a possible record breaking year.
All in all, no matter what moves Nintendo makes I don't think it will significantly effect MS. MS is more likely to shoot themselves in the foot than Nintendo is.
