• samus12345@lemm.ee
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        11 days ago

        I’ve owned every Nintendo console. It used to be that Nintendo = cheaper console, often cheaper base games compared to of the rest of the industry. Wii remained $50 after the other guys had moved to $60 and the Switch stayed at $60 after they moved to $70 (aside from their dirty little trick of TotK). Now their console is almost as expensive as a PS5 and they’re leapfrogging even the $70 standard to price their top-tier games at $80? Sheer greed and hubris. Maybe there are enough rabid Nintendo fans to support their pricing, but I won’t be one of them.

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        11 days ago

        Steam Deck is a handheld PC not a console. Also it runs a lot of Switch games better than Switch itself.

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          11 days ago

          It’s a console and a PC in one package! Or you feel like the other consoles don’t have an operating system in them?

          • zymagoras777@lemm.ee
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            11 days ago

            Well, your phone has OS as well, does it count as a console? Also you can’t run PC software on a console, can you?

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              11 days ago

              Nope, it doesn’t have a controller built-in and its main purpose isn’t gaming. You can’t run PS games on a Switch, does that somehow magically make either not a console?

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              11 days ago

              The Steam Deck was designed from the ground up to give a console-like experience. The only real difference is it’s not a closed system, so you can use it as a PC as well if you want.