>>712931027>It hasn't necessarily gotten better with the switchWhat did become better was the differentiating factor that supports their console. WII was insanely successful, but the power gap was a bit too great and it was too casual oriented marketing wise. The wiiU was a meh idea in a still underpowered console that was marketed horribly, so even if it had some good games, people ignored it.
The switch however was a great idea that the competition didn't offer, simple as. And once people was on board with it, then they could access an actually decent catalogue of exclusives and kinds of games that the competition never had to begin with. There's no Zelda or Mario Kart on the competition, and the power gap is less noticeable than ever.
Now playstation, xbox and PC sort of dissolve into a an uniform custard while nintendo is still nintendo, on a platform that doesn't look retarded, and which is starting to get most games the competition is also getting.