
As we near closer to the five-year anniversary of the Switch, there are many great aspects to talk about when it comes to Nintendo’s console. It’s a system that bridged the gap for the company in a way that wasn’t fully realized with the Wii U. A portable system that could also act as a home game console appears to be the home run the company needed after the big misstep from the last generation.
It’s been such a success that we’re now starting to see major companies like Valve try to replicate the system’s success on their own terms with the Steam Deck. However, as it has been nearly five years, there still appears to be a lot of missing features from the beloved console, many of which are still baffling.

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Look I know VIII has its issues and all that but how on earth can the do big anniversary events with new artwork and merchandise for VII, IX and X yet VIII got sweet f*** all.
They could have given it something during its 25th anniversary yet all it got was a single Happy Anniversary post on their social media.
Cause Nintendo.... Why is anyone surprised at this stage, its par the course for nintendo. Yet the sheep dont care...
Nintendo literally doesn't care at this point. They know their audience will buy whatever they put out without hesitation.
Isn't it still selling really well? I'm sure as Nintendo see it, as long as it's still selling, why bother. Sad as the Switch has so much untapped potential. It'll get usage for their games because Nintendo make amazing games but Steam Deck will be my go to mobile device when it's released.
They have it where it matters most: 2 exclusive games rated 97 on Metacritic.
Something Xbox and Playstation won’t ever achieve.