Post by Mr Momentum & the Sidesteppers on Jan 25, 2017 7:41:11 GMT -5
so is anybody actually going to buy this thing outside of the hardcore Nintentards? Wii U was the biggest flop of a console I think I've ever seen in my lifetime, I'm curious if Nintendo Switch can flop even harder.
I mean I'll give them that the new Zelda looks alright but the console itself looks like the stupidest shit. Most of the price of this thing is towards the stupid gimmick controls as well as the portability (that dies after like 3 hours). Also the controllers are like $70-90 CAD each, not bullshitting look it up. Personally I think Nintendo has realized that their fanboys will literally eat shit, they're just trying to push the envelope as far as possible.
this guy's angry rants make me laugh
At this point I think the game industry will just be better if they go third party. Let Microsoft buy out Nintendo, force them to make games with an iron whip, and let Microsoft/Nintendo exclusives duke it out with the Sony empire. Playstation 4 has pretty convincingly shit all over every other platform except PC this generation, so in a way given that Steam runs on Windows 10, you could say Microsoft is the biggest gaming platform in 2017.
I mean I'll give them that the new Zelda looks alright but the console itself looks like the stupidest shit. Most of the price of this thing is towards the stupid gimmick controls as well as the portability (that dies after like 3 hours). Also the controllers are like $70-90 CAD each, not bullshitting look it up. Personally I think Nintendo has realized that their fanboys will literally eat shit, they're just trying to push the envelope as far as possible.
this guy's angry rants make me laugh
At this point I think the game industry will just be better if they go third party. Let Microsoft buy out Nintendo, force them to make games with an iron whip, and let Microsoft/Nintendo exclusives duke it out with the Sony empire. Playstation 4 has pretty convincingly shit all over every other platform except PC this generation, so in a way given that Steam runs on Windows 10, you could say Microsoft is the biggest gaming platform in 2017.
