>In no moment have I equated specs to super computers on the bleeding edge of hardware engineering. Don't know how you came to the conclusion that I implied th

>In no moment have I equated specs to super computers on the bleeding edge of hardware engineering. Don't know how you came to the conclusion that I implied that, but I guess I'm just completely missing the point you're trying to make here. You said: >And specs make games, specially in what concerns game design. And I'm saying that specs mean very little in relation to gameplay and story. Yeah, obviously you wouldn't be successful releasing the NES today, but no one would do that. The switch has been beating the crap out of the XBOne since release. The reason is that it has better games. At the end of the day, consumers want fun games. All talk of specs and pretty graphics fades away if your console doesn't have those. It's like web devs who get all excited about their framework of choice. No one else cares. Maybe I just read too much into that single sentence you first replied with?