@Newmonday. we dont know if that was the insides of the scorpio. all we saw was a graphics chip with 4k on it. i could whip that up for a video for my new console i'm going to make out of tin cans, a blowdryer and a pack of hubba bubba gum

@Kingthrash360
"Lol what's greater to console gamers? Games or horsepower?"

ask nintendo if power doesn't matter as gamers migrated to the playstation and xbox systems for many generations now.

"One would think if power ment so much people would go pc....and the ps1,ps2,wii would have been massive failures."

once again your comment makes little sense. the ps1 and ps2 were $299 platforms at a time when pc gaming wasn't getting anywhere near the amount of software it is today. and people do go to the pc, its why nvidia and amd still have demand for new computer products. if power didn't mean anything we also wouldn't see so many upgrading to the ps4 pro. do you just come up with randowm thoughts and hit the keyboard as fast as possible?

I think Switch will do fine. I don't understand the focus that was give to the negative arguments against it and all. I'm actually looking forward to it.

Moldy,

I thought people migrated due to 3rd party games not being released on the system? Which was also due to horsepower but it was the games being absent that led the exodus.

"Lol what's greater to console gamers? Games or horsepower?"
-Kingthrash360

It's funny how everyone thinks that these are the only 2 reasons why someone would choose a PC or Console as a preferred way to game.

I was a dedicated PC games for many, many years. Not until the PS3/X360 came out that I even considered Consoles worth my time. to me, the type of games I played were represented on consoles poorly because of lacking the power to run them as well as a PC. consoles suffered in almost every way compared to the PC gameplay, graphics, resolution ect... With the advent of the PS3 and Xbox360 now I could enjoy all the things that the console offered, ease of setup and play, comfort, sitting on a nice couch or even the floor to play a game as well as playing with family and friends (in the same room) rather that sitting front of my desk in a stinking desk
chair to enjoy a graphically pretty and complex game. and no, I did not want to hook up my PC to my TV.

SO, when I say I want more power in my console, I don't want a PC, I want a powerful console that will play games with better and better graphics and complexity. I'm too darn old to be sitting at a desk at home to play a game when I could be on my couch, or laying on my bed playing...comfortably...so, bring on the power consoles!!

Why wouldn't a brand new system bring up more interest than mid gen upgrades. These upgrades are practically (much welcomed) accessories to existing tech. The switch has a solid gimmick and an unwavering fan base that will(and has) eat up anything they throw at them. Among the fact it's a new system than no one knows anything about.

Wii U & 3ds owers will make this unit sell over 100mil in 1nhalf years!

@ RedX
If you want to talk declines, why are you only dissing Nintendo?
It's not like the majority of the PS3 or 360 userbases moved straight over to their predecessors, either.
Neon's right; 60M is not something to scoff at.