Slownenberg said:
Absolutely. This is the first time since they went with the less powerful strategy starting with the Wii that Nintendo is actually coming out with a legit powerful system. Very impressive system. Of course they threw away affordability which is gonna make the Switch 2 less competitive in terms of sales. |
$450 is hardly unaffordable by 2025 standards; the original Switch is nearly $400 in today's money, and the Switch OLED costing $350 in 2021 is like $420 today accounting for inflation. There will also be the inevitable cheaper Switch 2 Lite in a couple of years, plus potentially a cheaper all-digital Switch 2 as well if Nintendo see the need.
A lot of forum goers thought Switch 1 was overpriced when it launched at the same price as PS4, yet it went on to outsell Sony's machine easily.







