Like I said above, 120Hz on consoles is for a completely different reason than 120Hz on PC. It's all about running at 40 fps in a 120Hz container and using VRR (and DLSS in the Switch 2's case) to smooth over the rough spots.
That and as someone who has all 3 versions of the Switch the original launch console is by far the worst. It just had quite a few annoying little issues that were fixed with the rev 2 console. The OLED felt more or less like a rev 2 with a better screen, but that launch edition just always felt kinda crappy compared to the rest. It became my "dock duty" Switch as soon as I got a revision because I just didn't like it nearly as much as a handheld.
So it's still not any good at being a home console over something like a PS5 unless you're exclusively interested in Nintendo games, and it's not nearly as good at being a handheld as the original Switch.
Very true. I think those gimmicks are very worn out by now. The only thing that can get me to buy a Nintendo console is their exclusive games.
Well it is a fact that the pricing for those cartridges was dependent upon how big the games were. The bigger games were simply more expensive to make. That and is that American or Canadian or somewhere else? No dollar signs and those prices seem odd compared to what I remember being average back in the day.
