I noticed It felt like 2 decades almost but, the hardcore Nintendo players ditched the Wii and the Wii u playerbase was at it's smallest , call of duty sort of sold on wii like 1 million i guess ? while ps3 version sold 10+ million ? I think the hardcore crowd Nintendo had millenials from n64 that weren't into nintendo games finally came back in switch era I noticed the skill gap is that wide between ps4 and switch for many if not all games i play 3rd party and kids are not strong enough for some deep online gaming but yeah . I noticed it in all the games I played like fighting ,racing, few more . and I never heard of a millenial like gamers called rgt85 etc  until the switch he must be from n64 era though doctre81 has a ps4 but his skill is not there his skill is a nintendo first party not a 3rd party skill wise mindset hardcoreness thats why doctre is bad he hates call of duty too I guess? since he's mostly got rocked by blackbond in street fighter 5 . don't like blackbond

Op updated take this with a grain of salt just observation not factual, I know I never competed in tetris or platformers but I think nintendo fans are better at those I'm just a into other genre's sorry for missunderstandings .. Husky in our house stressing me lock thread sorry 

ask the melee crowd

But that's first party without juggles

I think I should of gone with n64 because even gamecube 3rd party was lacking and player base was 20 million just 7 million more than wii u gonna update op I meant n64 for 3rd party hardcoreness

literally what

The OP is incomprehensible. Judging by the thread title, if it WAS comprehensible, it would be a platform for a lot of generalizations and console warring.

For 3rd parties Mean sorry for the confusion?

lock thread if this thread is bad observation? or anything else :(

I noticed this thread aint going anywhere I think it should be locked I didn't mean for different outlook just an observation from me personally 

I just wanted to confirm one thing, I've always wondered about this because it says United States in your profile.

English isn't your native language, right?