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Soundwave on 13 January 2026
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BraLoD said:

And the repeat continues over and over again.

1. Pretent to laugh because is in panic
2. Ignore any and every question
3. Talk about how Nintendo changed from 20 years ago, when not asked
4. Say it's not Wii, Wii U (repeat all consoles for the 45th time), again, not part of any question to him
5. Repeat the same list of games when talking about anything else, mostly hardware
6. Champions Nintendo, poor Nintendo, but nobody is attacking it, he heard it somewhere back then tho
7. Repeat ad aeternum

By this point it would be more fruitful to answer with a random cake recipe, or a list of your favorite movies by genre, the result will be the same, the anwser cycle too, but at least someome else may find inspiration to go do something else.

Or cite about the 10 different accurate predictions I made about the Switch 2 that were correct. 

Why are you even in this thread? This isn't a PS4 thread, it's like a guy inserting his wife into a topic so he can get into an argument about a perceived slight about his wife when the topic wasn't even about her to begin with. 

I don't give a shit about the PS4 frankly. It has nothing to do with the Switch 2. Maybe PS4 can run Star Wars Outlaws, probably it cannot without it being seriously retooled, otherwise they probably would make a version of it given they need every sale they can get. It's not like Ubi Soft gets less money for a game on the PS4 versus PS5, why would they care which platform the sales come from. Maybe the Sega Dreamcast can run it too. Maybe you can port it and tell us. That doesn't have much to do with the Switch 2 or Nintendo either. 

If you're going to be in a thread that deals with Nintendo historically, sure you might yeah want to know about their shifting hardware stances over the decades and how that can change and how that relates to Switch 2. Because it's actually part of the topic. 

Nintendo made a decision to get out of the "arms race" but that was 20 plus years ago (hence why 20 years is brought up, not just randomly). That approach worked for a while and then fizzled out as has been discussed. That's not the Nintendo of today, that's a fair distinction to make. That era of Nintendo is as long gone as the NES was when the Wii launched. 

Last edited by Soundwave - on 13 January 2026