| 160rmf said: Funny how things are... some of you were making Nintendo as laughing material during Wii to Switch era for not chasing the graphics race, got mad when they were thrieving despite all your downplaying. Now the only company that got your praise for attending your requirements is cutting the corners to maintain their profits margins because the production expenses skyrocketed. You got that to yourselves, now stop crying and go buy their fancy games with fancy visuals that you always wanted and cut that facade of retro gamer who despise all modern stuff... you are fooling no one. You just got lost on your character because it was too good to attack the other companies when they were the ones receiving negative press, but guess what... Companies will always do what they got do to maintain themselves in the game. It's up to you to know if the content that you are going to consume is worth your time, not some pedant community made up rules. Its just entertainment media, its not some family jewelry or your healthcare plan |
Not only does this have little to do with the graphics race, it also has nothing to do with anyone putting down retro gamers lol.
Wii U quadrabled its ram storage over PS3/Xbox360, Switch then doubled that.... The Switch 2 has 2GB more ram than the Series S. All systems are going to be effected badly. Nintendo is eating more now because they have better contracts than MS but one they have to renegotiate for future stock it will be a mess. They're also more invested in building a userbase as they've got the smallest of the 3 but the RAM situation is horrible, has nothing to do with any console warring here and will see everyone including Nintendo push more and more costs onto consumers. We can only hope new developments at the end of the decade like a potential AI bubble burst and more chinese producers help ease things.
But relating to the fact this is about physical media the Nintendo Switch 2 already has an abysmal record. There is no winning here, only a clear shift in industry direction.










