I've never heard of the guy before but I'll assume he's good at what he does, however I still disagree with him. The whole reason I even bought my Switch was because of the hybrid functionality. Some games are more comfortable to play on a screen with a regular controller. Besides, they've already developed the technology. Why would they even scrap all that? It's been the best selling console for what, 2 years straight or something? That's because the same reason why companies buy their employees laptops mainly now along with a docking station, monitors, and a keyboard/mouse. So they can have the full functionality of a desktop while still being able to take their work with them. The Switch is also big on multiplayer games with players all on the same screen. You have to have the TV docking function for that. So yeah, I disagree. Nintendo knocked it out of the park with the Switch, and they currently have full control of the hybrid gaming market. Keep it up, Nintendo.
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Re: "Nintendo Isn't That Smart": Pachter Says Nintendo Should Scrap Switch And 'Only Have Switch Lite'
I've never heard of the guy before but I'll assume he's good at what he does, however I still disagree with him. The whole reason I even bought my Switch was because of the hybrid functionality. Some games are more comfortable to play on a screen with a regular controller. Besides, they've already developed the technology. Why would they even scrap all that? It's been the best selling console for what, 2 years straight or something? That's because the same reason why companies buy their employees laptops mainly now along with a docking station, monitors, and a keyboard/mouse. So they can have the full functionality of a desktop while still being able to take their work with them. The Switch is also big on multiplayer games with players all on the same screen. You have to have the TV docking function for that. So yeah, I disagree. Nintendo knocked it out of the park with the Switch, and they currently have full control of the hybrid gaming market. Keep it up, Nintendo.