| Kynes said: I never said that, don't twist my words, it seems you like straw man fallacies. |
Going to demolish your post because it's full of holes. Apologies for that.
1) I never said you said that, I asked a question, thus it's not a fallacy, but nice try. If you can't tolerate a question... That's on you.
2) Your first sentence in your previous post was literally about performance and I quote: "That's not what we were talking about. Switch 2 has a very noticeable performance improvement over Switch."
Hence why I asked the damn question in the first place because clearly PERFORMANCE was a DECIDING factor to some degree if you spent the time, energy and effort to write that sentence to begin with.
So... Checkmate on that. - But nice try in asserting that I made a straw man, but clearly that was a lie.
| Kynes said: Switch 2 is a totally different product from any PC with that physical format. I've talked about differences in size, weight, price, ventilation... in relation to possible Switch 2s with other higher performance specifications, I haven't said that the reason for buying a Switch 2 is performance. |
But you literally brushed off that:
1) Switch OLED is smaller and more portable.
2) Switch OLED has same thickness.
3) Switch OLED has better battery life.
4) Switch OLED has a better display.
5) Switch OLED is cheaper.
6) Switch OLED has cheaper games.
7) Switch OLED has more games.
Was irrelevant factors. - Hence your sentence on performance.
So ARE those differences important or are they not? You need to make up your mind.
| Kynes said: The main reason for buying a Switch 2 is the games, whether they are from Nintendo or other companies. Why buy a Switch 2 and not a Switch OLED? Because it has different, newer games that the Switch OLED won't have due to its performance difference. |
The main reason for buying -any- console is for the games.
I am not buying a Xbox Series X/Playstation 5 -just- for Netflix... And I am not buying a Switch console as a back scratcher.
Just remember the Switch OLED has more games.
The Switch 2 has the -promise- of more games coming.
| Kynes said: Do Switch 2 games work on a ROG Ally X? No, right? Well, there's your answer as to why you should buy one and not the other. Anyone who wants to play PC games in a portable format has multiple compatible machines to choose from, from the Steam Deck to the new Microsoft-branded ones. Anyone who wants Nintendo games, and those from third parties that develop for Switch 2, will have to buy the Switch 2, it's as simple as that. |
You are half right.
Emulation will enable PC handhelds to run Nintendo games. (However legalities will vary from region to region.)
We saw this with the Switch 1... And Switch 1 games looked and ran better on PC.
The reverse sadly won't occur... But I am expecting more ports of more PC games due to the competent hardware in the Switch 2.
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