Ugh, he picked the wrong game to make a counterpoint with. The Switch, and especially Smash Ultimate is fantastic in the same scenario. You can get 8 wired Gam

Ugh, he picked the wrong game to make a counterpoint with. The Switch, and especially Smash Ultimate is fantastic in the same scenario. You can get 8 wired GameCube controllers to play flawlessly and setup faster than you could on the old XBox setup. You also have the option of ad-hoc network play if everyone had their own Switch. One small console, one optional TV and done. The Switch was also a terrible example because its still one of the only consoles you can start playing right away with. Insert the cartridge and you're done. All the other crap usually requires long times of hard disk installing from the disk before you can do anything along with Internet access nagging. He's spot on though that some games have made a tedious mess in both their multiplayer and single player startup times.