No. I have OG-Nintendo Syndrome, which is the condition of having lived through a time where each new Nintendo console either provided such a drastic graphical leap as to render my mind blown, or to have experienced true blue-ocean gaming like motion controls and the game pad. I remember when buying a new Nintendo console meant change so drastic that you literally could not play their new machine and have it not feel wholly fresh, wholly new.
The Switch 2 is, imo, a Switch Pro re-branded... which is great for those that wanted that. But I didn't want that. I expected Nintendo to do what they've always done, which was to provide me with something that felt completely new.
Hopefully they do that next round, because if they release Switch 3 and it's exactly the same thing again... sigh.
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