The Nintendo Switch Two specifications will be announced in April. The look of the handheld/console appears to be different in aesthetics and hardware. Meanwhile Microsoft's new handheld/console that Phil Spencer confirmed that's in development, will likely have more advanced hardware than the Nintendo Switch Two. This make Nintendo worry. Why would Nintendo worry? Nintendo games vary from E for Everyone up to T for Teen. Microsoft's new console will have the same game rating levels but will have more games that are seventeen and up M for Mature. Having a more expanded ESBR catalog will generate more profits for Microsoft, Nintendo loyalists will still play Nintendo based products and that's fine. Nintendo is like the base model vehicle while Microsoft's vehicle is the fully loaded model.
That's simply untrue. Nintendo doesn't do a lot to promote M rated games, but there have always been many M rated games on Nintendo hardware, including the Switch. Maybe not first party, but there are more than enough 3rd party ones that make the cut. There's even rumors the new GTA could be on switch 2.
@@mikesannitti6042 There's always been a small catalog of games on Nintendo's console platforms. Making the cut.. c'mon man that's a statement with a moving goal post. The few games that you mention is like Mufasa from the Lion King holding up Simba in pride rock to the other animals. A poultry offering at best. Nintendo's draconian practices hurt game promotion among Nintendo fans. Nintendo isn't perfect but please stop making excuses for this company. You'll sound like a domestic violence victim, who defends the abuser with two black eyes.
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The Nintendo Switch Two specifications will be announced in April. The look of the handheld/console appears to be different in aesthetics and hardware. Meanwhile Microsoft's new handheld/console that Phil Spencer confirmed that's in development, will likely have more advanced hardware than the Nintendo Switch Two. This make Nintendo worry. Why would Nintendo worry?
Nintendo games vary from E for Everyone up to T for Teen. Microsoft's new console will have the same game rating levels but will have more games that are seventeen and up M for Mature. Having a more expanded ESBR catalog will generate more profits for Microsoft, Nintendo loyalists will still play Nintendo based products and that's fine. Nintendo is like the base model vehicle while Microsoft's vehicle is the fully loaded model.
That's simply untrue. Nintendo doesn't do a lot to promote M rated games, but there have always been many M rated games on Nintendo hardware, including the Switch. Maybe not first party, but there are more than enough 3rd party ones that make the cut. There's even rumors the new GTA could be on switch 2.
@@mikesannitti6042 There's always been a small catalog of games on Nintendo's console platforms. Making the cut.. c'mon man that's a statement with a moving goal post. The few games that you mention is like Mufasa from the Lion King holding up Simba in pride rock to the other animals. A poultry offering at best. Nintendo's draconian practices hurt game promotion among Nintendo fans.
Nintendo isn't perfect but please stop making excuses for this company. You'll sound like a domestic violence victim, who defends the abuser with two black eyes.