Yes, we definatly go in cyrcles so this is my last reply on this matter (just read my previous posts), offcourse thats matter becuse when Pro/Scorpio arived on market PS3/Xbox360 become last gen, while PS4/XB1 will be curent gen consoles alongside with Pro/Scorpio and they will continue to have full suport with all same games atleast until next gen arives, and XB1/PS4 will be continue to be much more popular and much more better selling consoles on market compared to Pro/Scorpio. Totally different situation with Wii U compared to PS3/Xbox 360 and XB1/PS4.

I was talking about Nintendo games, and Nintendo usually don't use realistic graphics that is demanding like MS/Sony and majority of 3rd partie games. Similar graphic level of Nintendo Wii U games just running at 1080p with AA and some more details/effects would be great.

In terms of actual power, the gap has not significantly changed though.

Even Nintendo games I think would benefit from using Switch's power on things other than 1080p, like higher resolution textures, anisotropic filtering, more overall detail and higher grade effects, etc. 1080p means sacrificing over half your fillrate compared to 720p.

Like I wrote in my previous posts, dont agree, no need for repeating..

Of Course, and something similar goes for 720p vs 480p and so on, but Switch coming in 2017. where 1080p is standard for games and we even entering 4k waters with Pro/Scorpio, so I dont think Nintendo will again 720p resolution with Switch.

Most Xbox One releases are still not 1080p, and even some PS4 games are not. Battlefield 1 was sub-1080p on both, as was Titanfall 2, Mirror's Edge Catalyst, Star Wars Battlefront, Asassin's Creed Syndicate and Unity, Battlefield Hardline and 4, Watch Dogs...

Resolution of XB1 are all over the place, going from 720p, 792p, 900p and 1080p, but bigger number of XB1 game are in 1080p compared to other resolutions, while 90% of PS4 games are 1080p.

Yes but those games sold appallingly badly and they performed very poorly on the wii u hardware for most of those titles due to low cpu performance of the wii u. Some third party developers made good money by making low cost development titles for wii u of the right genre, dance, puzzle, platform etc and I think publishers will have a better grasp of the Switch market this time around. There seems to be arguments between no third party and lots of third party titles for Switch but surely the reality will be some 3rd party titles with a few AAA titles that are technically possible and sell such huge numbers on the major formats that there is still good money to be made on the conversion cost and reduced number sold.

There is also the way game sales work. If you have games available early on the release of a new console they often sell well, even poor titles as the person who purchased the console is looking to buy quite a few titles at the beginning so a console might sell with 3-4 extra games then it tapers off in games sold until the console has sold major numbers on the marketplace.

So it often makes sense to support a new console at launch and there may even be a legal requirement based on being provided a development kit but then publishers have to make a choice whether to continue to support which often they don't. You saw this with the wii u and many other consoles of the past.

However again I would state the Switch will get games from both Nintendo's portable game studios and full console studios and development teams plus it will get enhanced versions of android and ios games thanks to its arm processors. Those games will get decent controls and higher graphic fidelity plus its capable of easy conversions from xbox 360 and ps3. Also third party support is likely going to be great from Japan where the portable format is so important. I personally don't think it will get or need third party games from the pc, ps4 or xbox one and you wouldn't want them anyway because they will be rubbish versions.

Multiplats generally run at 900p on Xbox One, and sometimes even lower. Even a lot of its exclusives fall short of 1080p, like Ryse (900p) Dead Rising 3, (720p) Quantum Break, (720p) Sunset Overdrive, (900p) and Halo 5. (Dynamic, but down to 1152x810)