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Pemalite said:
Pajderman said:

I'm curious, to me this sound more like an argument against the possibility of a hybrid console than against the switch being one. 

Is it possible to imagine a hybrid console at all? How would a console work in order to be able to be called a hybrid console instead of a mobile one?

I would argue the WiiU was a true hybrid as it was a fixed home console, that allowed you to play away from the TV with a mobile display, albeit with limited range.

The Switch is designed as a mobile device first and foremost, it's actually a fantastic mobile device, the fixed-console aspect however is comparatively poor and more of a feature added "just because they can".

Absolutely not.  The gamepad can barely even leave the room with the console.  I can't get it to work in my bedroom directly above the living room.  We are only talking about 12-15 feet plus a floor in a wood construction house.



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