Well, the Switch is also the only real choice for portable console that gets full-fledged games. A smartphone hardly competes with it with its spammy mobile ga

Well, the Switch is also the only real choice for portable console that gets full-fledged games. A smartphone hardly competes with it with its spammy mobile game stores, lack of dedicated controller, and lack of single hardware target that has developers actually making games for it. Smartphone + controller is so uncompelling that I've literally never seen someone playing that way in the flesh, and I bought a Switch with zero interest in Nintendo games. And since developers can't assume you have a controller, mobile games are stuck in this very superficial built-for-touch limbo that limits what they can be. You're missing a lot if you think a Pixel + Razr controller competes with Switch even after removing all Nintendo games. That's to suggest that mobile tap-interface gaming competes with Switch/PS/Xbox games. Just consider the difference between Skyrim on Switch and Blades on iOS/Android. That's the chasm I'm talking about.