Preauming u were actually curious about said side question, I dont care for the inherent digital and online heavy market place that pcs come with.   Also w my laptop every other time I open it up some background windows process slows it to a hault for like 20min. My ps4 does not. Theres a more streamline hassle free experience w a dedicated gaming device. And I got my ps4 for 300 bundled w a game. It almost doesnt seem worth it to jump into the pc world @ that pricepoint. 

People are silly listing how many of their games are third party vs Nintendo games. Smh. I'm talking about AAA games. The AAA games I play? 90 percent don't come to Switch so you couldn't buy them on Switch if you wanted to.

People are silly listing how many of their games are third party vs Nintendo games. Smh. I'm talking about AAA games. The AAA games I play? 90 percent don't come to Switch so you couldn't buy them on Switch if you wanted to.

I've owned more third than first party games on most Nintendo systems I've owned, all except N64 and Gamecube actually now that I think about it.

So by console you mean games that are at the high end of the console space in terms of graphics and budget then? Granted, Switch as a hybrid device that has to function as a handheld is never gonna be competitive with a dedicated home console released close to four years after it in that respect.

I guess it comes down to personal parameters then; as someone who only uses my Switch as a home console, I feel like it does just fine in this respect; games like Doom 2016/Eternal, Hellblade, Witcher 3, Ori, Sniper Elite 4, Crash 4, etc felt like "console" experiences to me and I'm sure upcoming games like Monster Hunter Rise, Subnautica Below Zero, and No More Heroes 3 will too.

I'm not familiar with My Time at Portia so I couldn't comment on that.

3rd party is 3rd party. The Switch for me is nowhere near to being just for Nintendo games. Most AAA games that don't come to the Switch are the type of game that launches buggy, broken and/or are full of microtransactions.

Examples: Star Wars Battlefront II, Anthem, Fallout 76, Cyberpunk 2077, Mass Effect Andromeda, Watch Dogs Legion, Madden NFL 21, CoD, Assassin's Creed, Marvel's Avengers, Outriders, Tom Clancy's etc.

you chose the worst examples lol it seems you try to deceive yourself to not admit the lack of great games on the switch.

I will give examples

Gta5,rdr2,r2,r3,ff15,kh3,tekken,Sf, metal gear5, nier, sekiro, dark souls 3 , Batman, fallout, tomb raider ..anyway, many iconic games are off the switch, I would never have it as the main console, mainly because I like simulator  racing games.

I don't see a lack of great games on the Switch looking at my balooning library of over 150 great games and over 100 more on my wish list.

Either way I'm not interested in half of what you just named and plan to by a PS5 mainly for GTA5, RDR2 and Sony 1st party games.

you chose the worst examples lol it seems you try to deceive yourself to not admit the lack of great games on the switch.

I will give examples

Gta5,rdr2,r2,r3,ff15,kh3,tekken,Sf, metal gear5, nier, sekiro, dark souls 3 , Batman, tomb raider ..anyway, many iconic games are off the switch, I would never have it as the main console, mainly because I like simulator  racing games.

The thread is about 3rd-party support, and Switch undoubtedly has a lot of 3rd-party support. I could name important games that miss Playstation despite being multiplatform (*cough* Octopath Traveler *cough*), but the main point is the existing support. Kakadu said it in his post you are referring to: "3rd party is 3rd party. The Switch for me is nowhere near to being just for Nintendo games."

If you want to make a thread "Switch is missing on cherry-picked games I deem relevant", then go ahead. Just keep in mind, in the past such lists tended to include Witcher 3, Apex Legends or Overwatch. I forgot why they aren't mentioned anymore.