No surprise. You can see the bias pretty clear online, figured there were some behind the scenes shenanigans going on. You see it at retail, too, but I figure that's more marketing money MS throws at the problem.
Just a teaser and it's already confusing with its marketing. It looks near identical in name and design to the current Switch. This will confuse casual consumers. I see another Wii U failure situation here like where people thought the Wii U was just a new peripheral for the original Wii.
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