| Hardstuck-Platinum said: Well according to everyone on this site it's already competing with PS and Xbox. In fact, it's not just competing, it's thrashing them! So, the people here really aren't going to appreciate that question. They think that once that switch slides into that dock, it turns into a monstrous and powerful console that is the envy of Sony and Microsoft, even it was only powerful enough to run one big third party release all year. Sonic shadow generations. Doesn't matter to anyone on here though. Who needs third party games? |
I don't think anyone considers the Switch a "monstrous and powerful console" considering its power is somewhere in between the Xbox 360/PS3 and Xbox One/PS4 with it being closer to the former. Even with its lack of hardware strength compared to the competition, it's still a very successful console for Nintendo with its exclusives and the third party support it has gotten over the past 7 years. That being said, with the Lite being the exception, the Switch family is both a home and a handheld console. Hence why its considered a hybrid.
