If the difference between the Switch and PS4 is similar to that between the Wii and PS3

Wasn't that the difference between the Wii U and PS4?

(that's a genuine question – I don't know)

I need to see a lot more of Switch before I even consider buying one. Nintendo fooled me with the Wii-U; not gonna happen again. Regardless, if I buy one, it'll probably be for it's exclusives only. I'm far too invested in PlayStation at this point to even consider anything else. Plus, Switch is sounding like it will barely compete with vanilla PS4 hardware, let alone PS4 Pro.

Switch, even if the performance wouldn't be as great as the other platforms. Why? I value portable above resolution, so it's a no-brainer for me.

Switch is portable AND connects to my 1080p projector in my basement, sorry PC I'll play you for technically advanced games that aren't on Switch but everything else will be on Switch.

It depends on the game.

Most franchises are already established on the PS4 / XBO / PC. That being said if there's a game that makes sense to be played on the go (RPGs), or a game that you want to play anytime (insert fave game), the yes a Switch version can and should be bought.

No. Most people who have the switch will look elsewhere to play multiplatform games. Nintendo even admitted that the Wii U  was a secondary console. I was talking about the overall outcome not the individual decision. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

If its a multiplat game that isnt gfx intensive i ll buy on xbox because its dead silent, if it is gfx intensive i' ll buy on pc if its not available on pc, i' ll buy on ps4 pro. I m only getting switch for exclusives.

Buying cassettes and CDs for your Hi-Fi instead of MP3s for your iPod.

Get with the times people.

Likely on PC, but I don't mind buying a one on the Switch if it's an good port