Nintendo Switch

[MehGuy]

https://www.wired.com/2016/10/nintendo-switch-everything-we-know/

Looks interesting, although I worry about the graphical processing power compared to Sony and Microsoft and the battery life. As for me, I'll probably end up picking one up, I just hope it ends up having decent 3rd party support.

 

[Goonie]

https://www.wired.com/2016/10/nintendo-switch-everything-we-know/

Looks interesting, although I worry about the graphical processing power compared to Sony and Microsoft and the battery life. As for me, I'll probably end up picking one up, I just hope it ends up having decent 3rd party support.

It's looks like what the WI U should have been. As such it's 5 years out of date.

 

[MehGuy]

It's looks like what the WI U should have been. As such it's 5 years out of date.

Yeah.

Also it looks to big to really fit into your pocket.

I have a 3DS and a PSVita and I never use them on the go. Usually playing video games are not on my mind when I'm out and about, and if I do have some craving to game usually my smart phone will suffice.

 

[Goonie]

Yeah.

Also it looks to big to really fit into your pocket.

I have a 3DS and a PSVita and I never use them on the go. Usually playing video games are not on my mind when I'm out and about, and if I do have some craving to game usually my smart phone will suffice.

Correct. I had the vita, but sold it after I realised I had not used it for 3 months?

 

[Nithavela]

Too small for a handheld, too weak for an at home console. And the concept of a handheld on a big screen is something Nintendo keeps doing since the Super Gameboy.


And who takes a handheld with them while taking their dog for a walk? If you want to play with something during walking your dog, play with the dog!