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The entire reason why it trades performance for mobility is gone, especially considering that the Steam Deck is now out in the world. The Switch has been outdone by the tiny piece of tech you carry in your pocket. Except now, you can get a subscription to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and an adapter that turns your phone into a controller, and just stream games via the cloud. You take your games with you wherever you are, and that’s still novel.

It was made to be played on the go it’s the console’s entire selling point. Of course, games on the Switch won’t hold a candle to titles on other current-gen consoles in terms of visuals. In terms of tech, Arceus looks and performs worse than games that landed on the system in 2017. Fans praised it for actually doing something new with the franchise, but the game itself didn’t exactly look picturesque. I saw those complaints the most after Pokémon Legends: Arceus released. But regardless of what games Nintendo releases, I’ve seen players of all stripes criticize one thing time and time again: Nintendo’s first-party games have gotten rougher around the edges over time. Some releases excite me, like the latest Kirby game, while I couldn’t care less about others. I don’t consider myself a huge fan of Nintendo’s games.

But after seeing it played on the 4K TV I have at home, there’s no way the Switch can do a sequel to Breath of The Wild justice at this stage. Ultimate), and I’ve even been thinking about going back in for a second playthrough. To this day, it’s probably still the second-most-played game on my console (right behind Super Smash Bros. Breath of The Wild is one of my favorite games ever. I’ve been waiting eagerly for this game, just like so many other people.

The Legend of Zelda series producer, Eiji Aonuma, has an update to share about the launch timing of the sequel to The Legend of #Zelda: Breath of the Wild.