Graphics are not the most important thing for sure but they still _matter_ at least to some extent.
For example yesterday Nintendo revealed the new trailer of the next mainline Pokemon game... and it has some insane texture shimmering and apparently zero anti-aliasing in the whole game. And that's how they promote the game in the trailer. It's not even a low budget title, it's the flagship AAA game of the company sold for $60. And the Switch is not a bad hardware so at this point they most likely just don't care which is the strange part. It's like watching a movie in 360p. Sure the story, the characters, the music matter but a low resolution can damage the whole experience, same as the intentionally low quality graphics in an otherwise good game
For example yesterday Nintendo revealed the new trailer of the next mainline Pokemon game... and it has some insane texture shimmering and apparently zero anti-aliasing in the whole game. And that's how they promote the game in the trailer. It's not even a low budget title, it's the flagship AAA game of the company sold for $60. And the Switch is not a bad hardware so at this point they most likely just don't care which is the strange part. It's like watching a movie in 360p. Sure the story, the characters, the music matter but a low resolution can damage the whole experience, same as the intentionally low quality graphics in an otherwise good game