@Ralizah
Read my post, please. I said for most people the Switch (and previous Nintendo consoles) is only a secondary console.
@kkslider5552000
Sorry for the late response, had to read your post.
Like I said, you do you. You're pretty confident how you're gonna feel 2-3 years from now. Can I get you to give me some lottery numbers?
@rallydefault We're not talking about those people, lol. Take your own advice and read what I said.
Why not branch out to other platforms instead of crying about self-imposed limitations on here?
The only demographic I can see this being a legitimate issue for are children who have no control over their own property. And they probably shouldn't be playing most AAA multiplats aimed at adults anyway.
@rallydefault
I have multiple video game machines from both Nintendo and Sony.
I have GBA, NDS, 3DS,Gamecube, Wii, Wii U, Switch from Nintendo.
I have PS1, PS2, PS3, PS4, PSP from Sony.
There is nothing wrong to have multiple consoles.
They are different each others, have their power and their games library.
If i think some games are not good enough on Switch machine, i will pick the PS4 version instead and it saves my day.
As stated, if you view the Switch as a secondary console, then it's all good. But if you only have a Switch for whatever reason (and that's more people than we assume, I would wager), it's gonna start to be a bummer in the coming years after the remaining big releases are behind us.
There are plenty of people who only own a Switch and for a variety of reasons. If you can only think of kids at the mercy of their parents' whims, I really don't wanna be on your trivia team.
But don't mind me, I'm gonna go back to "crying" lol
(Can the internet deities please come up with a more creative expression someone like @Ralizah can use when they're feeling insecure in an argument?)
@rallydefault No one is worrying about the future, mate. They just do what they want in the moment. And if in that moment they'll be curious about what this Persona game or God of War game is like, then they will get a ps4. They won't or shouldn't worry or plan ahead of time. They should live in the moment. It's video games. A hobby. Chill out.
The gap in power doesn't matter. It's not inherent to experience of the video game.
Like I said, you do you. You're pretty confident how you're gonna feel 2-3 years from now. Can I get you to give me some lottery numbers?
Lottery numbers are random numbers, my tastes are fairly consistent. Most of the games I like I would've liked 10 years ago. I almost never go back to a game and feel notably worse about it (not even a lot of the dated N64 games or the like).
It's not even like I wouldn't want some of those high end games. There's plenty of entertainment I want to experience that I don't get to for a very, very long time. In gaming, outside of gaming, various things that I take a long time to get to. If I have to wait or whatever, eh whatever. I've spent so much longer getting to PS1/2 games, and I have a childhood fascination with them that I literally can't have with new games (barring certain nostalgia bombs like FFVIIR). Stop telling people what their tastes are, you do not know individual people better than they know themselves, and that goes double for me. It is incredibly rude to pretend otherwise. 2-3 years of no Ps5 graphics, oh no, I'll miss at best, dozens of games!
Not like my opinion has always agreed with the majority. Some of my favorite games during the Wii/DS era sold less than 500,000, I basically went against the widely agreed opinion that Wii had no worthwhile "hardcore" games beyond Nintendo's.
But who knows, maybe Eiyuden Chornicles will inspires tons of next gen HD-2d style games, Banjo Kazooie will be back, Halo Infinite will be as good as 2, the new Mass Effect and Bioshock will blow everyone away, Half Life 3 will be released, Platinum will stop working with Nintendo, Beyond Good and Evil 2 will live up to expectations, the most interesting indie games will be given money to stay on next gen and Bethesda's new games won't have massive issues. And simultaneously Nintendo will stop producing games I want to buy. If literally all that happens, maybe I'll reconsider. If that comes true then yes, that would be roughly the equivalent of winning the lottery.
It was a solid Pokemon Presents though the mobile section was really obnoxious. That part felt as out of place as the Commander Keen mobile game did at Bethesda E3 2019.
Legends still looks a little rough, but definitely a massive improvement from the first reveal. It seems to be in a playable state now. I'm liking it. And I appreciate Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl offering a more traditional handheld Pokémon experience just 2 months prior. So you can go with whichever you prefer more. Or both.
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