exactly they removed the word quality a few years back, but it still means the same, because thats how great Nintendo is

Switch has Troll and I, so the best game ever makes it a great console!

I've never felt the slightest, smallest urge to buy a Nintendo system, not even with spare change. But you do you, if you like the thing that much.

The only real issue I find with Nintendo is that the quality games launches are too far in between (for the games I'm interested in) and the high prices of games that never go down. Also the hardware is always lacking and I'm always left wanting. The latter is the main reason why I skipped the Wii and Wii U.

Horses for courses of course I'm sure a lot of people are happy with just a Nintendo. For me.. it isn't nearly enough. Not by a long shot.

thats why you combine it with a pc

But PC can't play all games :P That's why I have my PS4 as my main console.

When all games come to PC, I'll skip consoles altogether. Until then its PC and Sony console for the unforeseen future. And maybe a Nintendo console if there are enough games for me to consider one.

For other people, gaming on a PC is a no go. Maybe due to knowledge, budget or lack of interest (probably the biggest factor). PC + Nintendo combo is good however its not enough to cover all the holes for Nintendo's first party output. Plus not everyone likes all of Nintendo's franchises. And you'd be missing out on some other great games by not looking outside the box.

Are we talking about first party only? Cause then its easily Nintendo and it isnt even close. Sony First party lineup will probably always be lacking. 

I have a high end PC. I still bought a PS4 and will get a PS5. Despite more and more console first party games coming to PC I still end up buying those games both on PC _and_ console, because I like actually owning a physical copy of the games.

Whether OP is serious, baiting or in general just trolling, I have really not considered Nintendo consoles to be worth buying since N64 (even though I did anyway) nor have I considered their handhelds worth buying since the DS (even though I did that anyway too). Nintendo just does not have enough first and third party games in enough numbers in the genres I play to put up with their quirky hardware.

As someone who dearly loves the PS4. Sony's first-party output this gen has been 99% "we have a forest and a post-apocalyptic world and we fill in the blanks from there"

Subjective. If you value VR can you get that on a Nintendo platform? And if e throw in controller options, do you have adaptive triggers on any Nintendo platform? Or is this not just relevant and going  to gimmicky because its not on a Nintendo platform. Oh, how many games actually used the WiiU screen as a game mechanic, and if it was so great, why did Nintendo drop it? To me, if a feature is not a gimmick, it would at the very least be supported across generations.

Again, subjective. I think its kinda weird to say or suggest that the only platform that makes quality games and consoles is Nintendo. Probably means I shouldn't take any of this seriously :)

Again, subjective. But even if it weren't, you did find that you are very very very wrong. If anything, Nintendo platforms are actually the least diverse of all the platforms. Especially when compared against something like say a PS. There are genres of games that Nintendo doesn't even have a presence in. Right off the top of my head, a sim racer.

Why should you be afraid of games you have access to or have already played ending up on another platform?

Are we talking about paid online multiplayer or local multiplayer here? Because if its the former I am sure Nintendo requires paid online. And if its the latter, I am sure both the PS/Xbox supports local multiplayer. So wrong on both fronts?

Them damned pesky console warring fanboys huh?

Technically though, I feel the only gaming platform that is not needed is the Xbox. If you have a decent PC, you literally do not need an Xbox. The same can't be said about Nintendo or Playstation platforms.