U said Nintendo makes consoles that dont significantly increase in power....not my fault u didn't write what u meant.

It's going to beat current gen specs. No system ever released has been weaker than the prevoius gen.

It's not going to beat the next wave of the competitors, but it will beat the current ones. They have been out for a while.

i buy it depending on the games. not power.

ITT: A whole bunch of Nintendo fans who haven't quite realized that Nintendo's first party games alone don't sell consoles to anyone other than the dwindling hardcore Nintendo fan base they find themselves in.

I think Nintendo knows that power and innovation can work. However, I don't think NX is what we think it is so I can't say if power will be an aspect of the device. The infographic that Nintendo showed that had NX alongside 3DS and Wii U still has me on the ropes.

Being more powerful than the Wii U doesnt mean that it will be more powerful than the Ps4.

The NX might as well be a bumped up version of the Wii U on its internals.

The Wii was barely more powerful than the Gamecube.

No it's was the Gameboy Advanced that connected to the GameCube. That's the first interaction between console and handheld. Again,  the Wii U isn't about playing on the go. It's about dual screen.  Just wireless dual screen. But no remote play on the go. 

It doesn't matter if it's more powerful. It just has to be on par. If on par and not so required to implement innovation as the Wii U's mistake was, then third party devs will shift the hardcore market to the NX, since that's the pattern here we see with the XBone and PS4.

What makes people believe that third party games will sell well on Nintendo Consoles if Nintendo makes the console as powerful as its competitors?

Whatever, They are never cutting edge anymore. And I don't have time for that ;)