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​:butterfly_lesbian:​ Jennifer ​:butterfly_trans:​ @transcendentempress@peculiar.florist
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I see a lot of people being disappointed with Switch 2 just being...well, a second Switch, and Nintendo being seemingly done with innovation.

The thing is, is Nintendo actually done with the Switch concept? Has this concept lost any of its innovative potential?

Because, tbf, this hybrid handheld/home console idea remains very much unique in the consoles space, and at the time it blended 20 years of Nintendo innovations in both handheld and home ranges.

So is it really outdated in any way?
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Tournesol 🌻 @tournesol@peculiar.florist
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@transcendentempress I just think, why make a second console then ? You can't tell me it wasn't possible to have better performance since the switch release no ?

Like for me, it's mostly to make more sales and rekindle the hype
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​:butterfly_lesbian:​ Jennifer ​:butterfly_trans:​ @transcendentempress@peculiar.florist
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@tournesol Ah, honestly there are quite a lot of big exclusive games that have squeezed mostly everything the og hardware had (I still remember how the console was struggling on Animal Crossing when my partner had stuffed the island to the brim in her run), and even among indie games, if I take the Cat Quest III I took on it last year, even on a game like this, it's playable, but you clearly feel a bit more of power boost would be more than welcome for a smoother experience.
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