And too many people are of the mind that because something happens to a set of people, it has to be something other than carelessness or stupidity.

Hahahaha Oh my...

And the original Xbox 360 had a 40% failure rate so you happened to be one of 6 out of 10 people affected.

That’s utterly and completely false.

You’re definitely raising your kids right if they are already more careful and sensible that all these man-babies scratching their Switch’s.

My goodness! People are still harping on about this. And the ridiculous claims I’ve read in this thread is shameful. Shit on Nintendo all you want but build quality is something they’ve consistently done well at.

Awwww, did his master’s not give him their seal of approval? Or maybe he realised that regardless of what he says, he’ll never be seen as truly white.

This is just another example of that”almost white” behaviour.

It’s a real shame about ZombiU cos i think its one of the best survival horror games in recent years mostly because of the gamepad implementation. It just wasn’t the same game on the Xbox/ps4 and a true testament to the kind of gameplay that’s only possible on the WiiU.

Maybe that’ll be the original story dlc:)

I ate 10.

Yeah. But this is a feature story about the Nintendo Switch. You DO realise that right?

So who, in your opinion, is Nintendo competing against?

And ps4 runs off an AMD CPU and Radeon based GPU. What’s your point?

How exactly is Sony and Microsoft “good” at hardware? Are we talking design? Because as far as I’m concerned, it’s only ever about who has more RAM, better GPU, Clock-speed etc. I don’t really see the creativity in that kind of “good” hardware.

Then just say so. Simple and plain. No bush beating.

The Xbox 360 had a 54 percent failure rate from launch up until it got a semi-revision. That’s about 6 in every 10 consoles.

And what is “necessary” hardware? A ps4, Xbox one or PC? Hardware can only ever be a necessity if it houses the games you want to play. So in other words, you do want Nintendo to go 3rd party.

I don’t think it’s anywhere near pushing the Switch. It seems like a basic port that benefitted from better hardware. Of course, I’m not claiming any inside knowledge. Just my opinion seeing as it usually takes a few years for hardware power and know-how to sync.

I haven’t got any technical knowledge but I believe the issues stem from this being essentially a WiiU port and not built from the ground up for Switch.