@iandizion713: why would you spend $5000 on a laptop? That's assuming you're not making things up.

@iandizion713: I went to best Buy and asked where I could find the Scorpio, no one seemed to know what I was talking about, guess it just doesn't exist. BTW laptops blow the Switch out of the water.

@freedomfreak: Yeah the draw distance on the WiiU is just awful, perma fog.

@Heil68: Poor sheep if only this game was made on the most powerful game console in the history of mankind aka PS4 Pro.

It's hard to compare because of the different times of day, but Imo it's clear the Switch will be withe superior version. Word to the wise, do yourself a favor and purchase the WiiU version because it will be worth far more in the future, as it will most likely be a limited run. Anyway TSHBO

Announce that they're going third party and show their software running on proper hardware.

@sonic_spark: whether a game is portraying a realistic style or more of a cartoon you style has zero bearing on hardware performance. Look at a game like Gravity Rush 2, Nier: Automata, or Ratchet & Clank. All of them are created in a stylized non-realistic way, but all of them would absolutely cause the Switch to explode trying to run them.

Nintendo should have opted for better AF, and AO instead of 900p to be honest because it just looks washed out.

At the end of the day you're getting a console with 450 gflops while docked, and maybe 275 undocked. Crysis 2, RE5, Halo 4, Ninja Gaiden etc all are more technically impressive than anything I've seen on the Switch thus far.

I'm certain a potential ps5 will be x86 based just like the ps4, thus it will be able to play ps4 games.

I like clouds.

Even though the games are sparse, I'm more impressed than I thought I would be. I'm glad that nintendo always does something a bit different, those joy con controllers pack a good deal of tech. The funny part of the presentation is that the launch date was slipped in the first ten minutes by that one dev (whoops)