But it does cancel out sales, none are buying a switch for Cod Battlefield the next Battlefront Madden Fifa Mass Effect ex.  Without the mass market support it does cancel out it having a killer year.  

So it shall come down to the nin loyal for the most part, wiiu repeat mor eor less.  

PS4 happend casue of sony learning form their mistakes, switch looks like the same old nintendo doing its own telling peopel what they should like.  

Well, yeah, but it isnt a good excuse to stop trying.Scalebound is a good start, but one game wont make a difference.If they contempt themselves with only a part of the market with no intention of expanding to other genres or other types of games, they will eventually become less and less relevant, simply because the competition will do a better job.The process of winning over japanese developers wont happen overnight, its long and painful process.They need to keep trying.And if they cant, they really need to compensate that with more new and exciting games.

Sony isnt winning based on exclusives alone lol. They are winning because of MS,/Nintendo messing up, better hardware, better versions of AAA games, and exclusives.

You couldnt be more wrong.The Switch seems like to be correcting all wrongs that Nintendo did with the Wii U, from marketing to game droughts.Not only that, but saying that the Switch will be Wii U all over again, with everything pointing the other way around(developers praising the machine, gamers response to the reveal being very positive, looking to have a great first year and so on).One thing is to be pessimist about it, other thing is just hating on it.

And you simply didnt understand what I meant.Winning a generation dosent mean that a multiplatform game cant sell well on the other platforms, or that people wont be interested in other systems.I mean, if that were true, XOne wouldnt be getting any support now, since the PS4 is clearly outselling it, and it wouldnt be doing so well in the US right now.As long as the developer can get a profit out of the port, it will port its games to other systems.And if the Switch manages to do just that, it will receives games.It may not receive all games, but it will receive some, and can very well compensate the rest with first party support.And by consequence, it will improve its chances to sell more units.Winning the generation dosent cancel the fact that other systems cant sell well.And, for all we know, The Switch may outsell the pS4 in the long run.Even Scorpio can do that.Its unlikely, but not impossible.

Yes yes.I just didnt write every single reason because it would simply become a gigantic post, but I captured that idea on the third paragraph.

But the bigger reason they are winning is because they know what to do.The did what they did because they understood what we wanted, and that reflects on this conference.Nintendo and MS failing is simply because they failed to understand as Sony did.Thats what Im trying to say.

This point needs to be emphasized. 1st party they've been utter meh to me.

It also doesn't change the fact that Nintendo has again sacrificed the power of their console for a gimmick. 

It also depends on when they offer something new before some Nintendo fans such as myself will hop on board. A new Mario and ports of several games is nowhere near enough to get me to hop on board.

Maybe.That one still needs to be seen.If the Switch is capable enough to port most games to it, then I would say its a no-issue not being more powerful than PS4, for the trade off it gives.And I would hardly call the portability a gimmick.Its a good feature, and I personally like much more than Nintendo simply making a box that the only advantage it has is raw power.We already have two of them, which both have/will have two revisions.Thats enough in my opinion.

That will be a double edged sword is the problem. 3rd parties won't think twice about porting a game that's a sloppy port while docked and practically unplayable in handheld mode. And it seems for every bit of praise it gets, it's also followed up by statements such as "it's gonna be great for the family" and "we want to approach making games that best fit for the Switch" all the while a ton of major 3rd party games are announced with no Switch version.

As a Nintendo fan I hope this time next year I'm eating crow.