Am I wrong for thinking the Switch was the only worthwhile console of the last generation? Other than having to wait a while for some good exclusives like GoW or Ghost of Tsushima what value did the PS5/XBS have.
I personally haven't bought any consoles since G7 (had 360 & PS3). Switch seemed like the only one that would be worth the purchase (I think G8 seemed pretty bleh overall when you have a decent PC, I could run RDR2 not on highest stats but good enough).
No, I think that's pretty much it. I can't think of a reason to buy any console most of the time, but Nintendo at least sticks with (most of the time) games everyone can enjoy that doesn't go hard on lefty bullshit
Am I wrong for thinking the Switch was the only worthwhile console of the last generation? Other than having to wait a while for some good exclusives like GoW or Ghost of Tsushima what value did the PS5/XBS have.
I personally haven't bought any consoles since G7 (had 360 & PS3). Switch seemed like the only one that would be worth the purchase (I think G8 seemed pretty bleh overall when you have a decent PC, I could run RDR2 not on highest stats but good enough).
No, I think that's pretty much it. I can't think of a reason to buy any console most of the time, but Nintendo at least sticks with (most of the time) games everyone can enjoy that doesn't go hard on lefty bullshit
I didn't buy a console last gen, sticking with my PS4 while building a new PC.
When I have enough spare cash I'll probably pick up either the new switch or the old switch depending on whether or not it has backward compatibility.
Depends on what you consider last generation as the Switch lasted across two others.
Compared to PS5 and whatever Xbox is? Absolutely it was the only one worth anything.
Compared to the PS4 and I guess the Xbone? I think it had solid competition until very late when Sony started selling off exclusives to Steam.