I think you are right. Nintendo simply don't give a fuck(this often has negative consequences) and march to the beat of their own drum. This is cool in that it often gives us unique experiences and innovations but it is also negative because they do not listen to what consumers want and do not take general progression into account. The Wii did not have a HDMI out port although it did have the capabilities to output in high-definition. The N64 used cartidges which restricted storage capacity severely. The Wii U doesn't support blu-ray playback even though it very easily could. The Gamecube used mini-DVD's which essentially gimped storage capacity once again.

*thumbs up*

I think what will really make the difference is well, how different the NX can be from the PS4 and XBO as well as what the NX can offer. If it's something unique, interesting, and has something really great to offer, then I think the NX can coexist along side the other 2 competitors. If it's too similar to them, then that will really hurt the NX.

None.

The NX is a tablet :)

I think the nx will be more interesting, you know... More personality. So the ps4 and xbox are not a problem

PC doesn't interfere with peasants besides you upgrade a PC, you don't buy one.

A €350- price point seems not to be viable possibility anymore when compared to PS4 and PS4 pro. Especially if the NX is not more powerful than a vanilla PS4 when connected to its hub.

You could also say that peasants do not interfere with peasant peasants, rendering this thread useless.

But we switch from consoles every generation, that is what makes the console market so intresting. I know plenty of people who switched from one console to another. I know none who switched out pc gaming for console gaming or vice versa. I know a few who upgraded their pc though.

Right now, they're mostly a different audience.  The the lower priced PS4 and Xbox models will be more of a direct threat, especially if a bunch of people on the fence buy them rather than waiting on Nintendo.

Nintendo, unless they do something to change things, will have a few potential audience groups to start with: Nintendo fanatics, who will always buy the next Nintendo product; people who are new to gaming, including parents, who are looking for something simple, safe, or cheap; and possibly casuals who will be drawn in by an unorthodox gimmick/innovation.

The second group might opt for the cheaper PS4/Xbox if the new Nintendo isn't cheap or they don't do a great job selling it with compelling advertising.  Group three might flock to Nintendo if they pull off something trendy or they might stick to poking at their iPhones.  Impossible to say at this point.

The games coming first on the other systems is why the Wii U got hammered.  Consumers voted overwhelmingly for a large and varied amount of content unbound from the influence of an expensive gimmick.  Xbox adapted, Nintendo did not, which is why they had to hit the reset button early.