Agree with other comments regarding play vs. visuals. Don't get me wrong, I've been floored with some of the visuals the PS5 and Xbox have produced, and every

Agree with other comments regarding play vs. visuals. Don't get me wrong, I've been floored with some of the visuals the PS5 and Xbox have produced, and every generation there's a few titles that just blow my mind with how good they look. But Nintendo has really been the winner here - they march to the beat of their own drum and while their games don't look jaw dropping, the enjoyment I get out of playing them more than makes up for it. Games, at their core, for me atleast are for playing and enjoyment. And I'll take a game that can put a smile on my face and give me and my friends hours of enjoyment together versus a game whose visuals are effectively real-life and running at 60fps. I could bring out an old gamecube or n64 at a family gathering and we'd all have fun playing with and against eachother in the same room. Can't say that for many Xbox or PS games.