How?

I liked his bluntness. And it is pretty obvious that his main reason for not looking at Nintendo platforms is lack of processing power. Nintendo is so stubborn...

Sounds appropriate. I'm just kind of hoping for a portable elder scrolls and Skyrim Remaster is around the corner.

I think the latter issues both typically stem from the pocessing power argument. They're also very hard to gauge until a system has been recieved by the public.

Sounds like if they make any games for NX it'll be shovelware.

I think people forget that technical specifications will always be of primary importance for a developer. Well, no, probably not forget, more like they'd rather take it personally because that gives them an outlet for their anger that is someone other than their favorite console manufacturer. Shifting that blame keeps that status quo.

Even just looking at Bethesda, they cancelled the PS3/360 versions of Fallout 4 rather than create scaled back versions or let those consoles hold back the game. They lost a lot of sales from that but it was the right decision in terms of quality.

It's just common sense. The most likely reason is usually the main reason or, at least, an important factor.

This is what annoys me about Nintendo so much is how they always decide to go the path of underpowering their systems in order to try and have a lower price. In doing so they sacrifice third party support, and you can see how that won't always work out when you look at the Wii U, or likewise it could end up like the Wii. But still, this is an exact quote from Bethesda saying "Make it powerful enough to where we don't have to downgrade anything, and we'll consider supporting it" but then Nintendo will still think it will be fine if they underpower it or something. 

Nintend acts like there isn't an inbetween. You CAN have a powerful system and still keep it at a good price, just like when the PS4 launched at $399, but with Nintendo they act like it HAS to be one or the other.  Especially considering the PS4 and Xbox One are years old now, so getting at least to their hardware level should not cost nearly as much by now, I would assume at least. But if the rumors apparently the NX won't even be powerful enough as an Xbox One are true (which could be false, we'll have to see at the official reveal). That's such a joke honestly.  They're doing the same thing they did with the Wii U if that's the case.

Poor little Nintendo... Such victims. :'(

Third party developers are always talking about supporting Nintendo, it will happen, when its easy. So all we need to see is the hardware and we will know how many will support it....

that's one hell of an assumption, even for a cynical person.