@Raidendude153: I understand the ease of building a PC, too bad that ease leaves when it comes to compatibility. And let's be honest, not all developers optimize their games for PC.
Only in California! After reading the story, if he really had finally approval, wouldn't his beef be with Universal Music? What makes no sense is why does he have final bargaining power with Zenimax if his contract was with Universal Music? If that was a clause in his contract, he's suing the wrong company.
@Megavideogamer: Out of all of their systems since the N64, Nintendo had the best 3rd party support with the GC. They had the most quantity with the Wii. Most of that was shovelware crap.
@RS13: Yes, you can downgrade games to look like 360 games, IF they're 360 games. Current gen isn't 360 though. The Switch is more like the Wii. How many current gen games did the Wii get? And it wasn't just because of the motion controls. It was the slightly upgraded hardware from the GameCube, sound familiar? While Skyrim isn't the 360/PS3 version, it's not the current gen version either. FIFA isn't the current gen version, haven't seen enough of NBA 2K18 to know what that is, Switch is getting Lego Marvel 2; not a graphically intensive game. You'd think last month's E3 would've had more 3rd party games for a brand new console.
@RS13: Guess you missed how I began my last comment. Here, I'll quote it for you, "No, it can't". The Switch has half the RAM of either X1 or PS4. Not as simple as just lowering the resolution. The Switch has the 360/PS3 Skyrim, not the higher resolution SE. Making CoD at 720p docked isn't a reality. Not sure why that's so hard to understand. Hell, FIFA isn't a current gen port. If the Switch WAS current gen power, Zelda docked should be 1080p. And I'm loving my Switch, it's not about power, not sure why this is an issue for yourself. I've accepted what it IS and ISN'T.
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