Speak for yourself. I've played their games since the 80s and still love their games, and critics do too. They still create fantastic games and they at least try different ideas with their hardware. It's just that they aren't trying to be the home of all "hardcore triple-A" games and gamers are somehow insulted by that.
Calling their devices uninspired seems silly too. The PS4 and Xbox One are practically the same devices as last gen just with more po...
The Switch doesn't require you to buy a separate controller to play on it. Comes with the left and right joycons that attach to the unit, which offer the same layout as a pro controller.
Nintendo had motion controls in the 80s. It was clearly the Wii that popularized it though.
And the share button is hardly anything groundbreaking.
I see all these comments about how "retarded" or "asinine" this idea is and its like you people still think its the year 2000. Both optical media and magnetic storage (hard drives) are on their way out when it comes to consumer devices. The PS Vita, the 3DS, smartphones, and tablets... they dont use either one. And its common for PCs to have solid state storage and no DVD drive. Small game cards for the NX would make for much, much faster load times, it would reduce the co...
This is the only comparison I could find of the devices and it looks to me like the Switch in docked mode is more powerful than the A9X and A10, in terms of graphics processing.
http://kyokojap.myweb.hinet...
Now maybe that's not a good source, but if you can find a source to contradict that, I'll take a look.