Absolutely nothing like Ouya why would you even make that comparison. Ouya was a closed sytem with few games. Many android games are designed around being played on a big screen. An absolutely huge number of android boxes were sold last year which have no other display than tv and you have a wide selection of fps, racing and other games. You need to look again at the android library. Many of the indie games you see on nintendo's eshop are actually on android too. Puzzle games are more aimed at touch screens generally. Arcade action games tend to be be best played with joypads.

Quick conversion: Price range you gave is USD 72-98, not bad. I still stand by my statement, but could you give me a phone that already has the Adreno 510 and a 5.5" 1080p screen within the price range? Any brand will do.

I was looking at your twin-stick frame, and said "nope". Look, that controller config alone will set you back $50 in manufacturing and that's being very very very generous with the battery. And, two docks? $20 overall. That's $70 on top, so that's not too bad.

This is also discounting the terrible battery that you had the nerve to put on the phone itself. I'd suggest a better config: 3400 mAh phone; 2600 mAh controller. Both common sizes iirc.

1. Its definitly wrong that there arnt console class games on Android. Companies like Gameloft ported dozens of "ripoff" of successfull franchises to android including clones from Call of Duty, Halo, Starcraft, World of Warcraft, Need for Speed and many more.

2. I think its more likely to see a windows based x86 tablet. 

The new Intel Core CPUs have a low TDP and intels integrated graphics chip like the 630-650 already outperform the Nvidia Shield Console in benchmarks.

Games like Overwatch, Skyrim, Call of Duty, Doom, basically all 7th gen PC games should play fine on those devices. Add 2 controllers that snap on the side and your ready.

We already had similar devices in the past like this: 

Emulators like Dolphin should run fine as well, so all gamecube and wii games available.

With todays tech and none dedicated graphics card such a product should easily be achievale for 300-500$ now. 

My last portable console was a '80s single game one, then I started playing again on the go with my phone, but it's not comfy with its less than 4" screen, and now on my 10" tablet, and as what I miss more in phones and tablets is good controls (the only good one is tilting the screen for steering for my tastes, while virtual pads, sticks and buttons have the big con of no feedback), and not being a big fan of Ninty exclusives, I could consider buying such a thing.

Can you show us some good Android games at 360/ps3/wii u level?

seriously? The android games would have shovelware, where as the Switch would have Nintendo games. It could be 3x as powerful, have 3x the battery life, and be the same price and I still wouldn't take that deal. Nintendo games are simply the best. Some, lately, haven't been that great, but I'm convinced they rushed them out just to make it look like they had more games for the Wii U so that they could then rush those teams into Switch development so that the Switch never has a drought like the Wii U did most of its life or the 3ds did its first year.

Are you joking?

Why should I? Explain.

Multiple reasons not to:

- I really dislike the Android OS/Google stuff and its eco-system very much.
- Games are mobile/very limited games and 99% garbage to me; this is not because of Android itself tho.
- Nintendo games are the reason why I want a Nintendo console (including the Switch)