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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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I'd really hate it if they went back to traditional console. 90% of my switch playtime is in handheld.
99% of my play is docked and I don’t like that half the cost of my console went into making it portable rather than faster.
The portability is the whole reason it has games for it.
Another low powered home console wouldn't have sold anywhere near enough to justify ports or exclusive games. The entire interest cycle in the console was exclusively a product of being a handheld that could play expansive games.
I hardly use it docked and I hate that half the cost of my console went into making it faster and not more portable /s
Guys, guys, calm down. Wii can all have fun playing with our Switch how we like to.