> I think for Nintendo, the more prudent solution would be to release an updated Switch with some more powerful hardware that's fully backwards compatible with the existing Switch library. It would be very par for the course for them, and assuage most of the complaints about the Switch being underpowered.
This could result in fragmentation: some games could only run smoothly on the new version.
I pretty like the idea of using old hardware and to require game dev to adapt to this.
This could result in fragmentation: some games could only run smoothly on the new version.
I pretty like the idea of using old hardware and to require game dev to adapt to this.