There is no reality for a platform that doesn't exist lol.

Well most likely scenario based on all the info we have but yea your right we don't know yet.

You are also viewing this thread in isolation.  Soundwave (and others) spent months claiming the S2 would be comparable to the ps5.  Then moved to "same class" of hardware.  To now finally acknowledging it isn't a ps5.  Soundwave spent months comparing to the ps5.  Christ he claimed Sony and MS needed to be afraid of the iphone.....

You are also ignoring when I posted my comparison, which was the point of the thread, my position was immediately challenged two posts later.  

If you want to ignore facts and blame me, fine.  But pretending Soundwave wasn't every bit as "obsessed" is disingenuous.  He pushed his views as much as I pushed mine.

The irony being we shut down the circle jerk, moved on to discussing software and you brought all this back up.  Why?  

A bit of overexaggeration here - ColecoVision is something that launched in 1982 and was way ahead of Atari 2600 (which is understandable, as 2600 was 1977, and ColecoVision is the actual start of 3rd gen), and THE product that impressed Famicom designers and set the bar for it.

Recent rumors have the S2 at $400. Which I think is brilliant. A S2 that is BC and launches with a 3d mario at $400 will sell well out of the gates.

And maybe my dream of a 1440p 60 fps WWHD port will come true.  Assets are low in WW due to the style, a 2050 could really clean up the performance.  

Why not just play it on your pc lol.

I actually did a few months ago.  I played it in 4k and it looked great.  It was 30 fps, I couldn't figure out how to get 60 fps.  

I'm a sucker for zelda, I would triple dip on wind and twilight.  I would double dip on breath and tears for 1440p 60 fps.

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On a side note citra works pretty damn good.  Works well.  Click the right analog to switch screens.  And the upscaling is really good.  I think Nintendo should work with these emulation programs and integrate into the switch 2.  

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I meant to add earlier $400 is an excellent price for families.  I could easily see get two units, one for me and one for the kids.  We currently have 3 switch units and price was a huge factor.  At $500+ that would not have happened.

You can get Breath in any resolution and 60 fps+ you want on Cemu already.

Not sure if Tears is a stable 60 fps yet, but there's a mod that doubles the framerate limit and you can even use Lossless Scaling to frame-gen your way to 120.

In the end, the only thing that matters is, whether the Switch 2's hardware can secure 3rd party multiplatform parity or not.
Hardware specs become problematic the moment they affect the chances of getting game xy on the system.

Yeah, I can't get past some region things on cemu.  I need to give it another go.  Something about wii u update.