What I'm saying is that I understand and appreciate the limitations of the Switch because it is a six year old handheld. Personally, I'm amazed at the games Nintendo is able to craft on hardware that has something like .4TFlops and I find their games a lot more fun than what others are doing with over 10 TFlops. Horizon Forbidden West is a great example of a bore fest with pretty graphics. I'm enjoying TOTK, right now on my Switch, I haven't emulated it yet. It's a great game even if the graphics are dated and there are limitations to the hardware. It's almost like the limitations make Nintendo developers work harder and somehow that translates to better overall quality even if the graphics are not photorealistic.
So overall, I don't care that Switch is a weak console, I'm impressed with what Nintendo accomplishes on it. I won't care when Switch 2 is 1/4 the power of PS5 either. Nintendo is doing its own thing and that is better than directly competing with Sony and MS for graphics superiority, which has proven to have diminishing returns. I would love it if Nintendo would support PC along with whatever console that its working on and I think it would be a good move for the company, but it is hard to argue with what they are doing when they have sold 125 million units and many first part titles over 10M and even some over 20M+.
