A lot of people crap on Nintendo product but somehow they continue to sell tons of them. I understand that people want the latest and greatest tech and all that jazz but there is something unique about how Nintendo operates. It is sustainable for one.

When programmers are just getting used to a certain level of tech it is time to upgrade to a new platform. Nintendo on the other hand is coming out with that older tech and these programmers can move over rather easily. Sure, what is produced could be considered underwhelming compared to the latest greatest.

I personally care about the games themselves. I still play Atari 2600 and Nintendo NES games for instance. The NES games just happen to mostly be Nintendo created properties as well.

Not saying you were crapping on the Switch, or Nintendo hardware in general. You picked some good games to discuss here - I did not know that there is a version of Doom Eternal being worked on. My current computer can only play it at 30 FPS at a lower than "optimal" resolution, at least according to other PC gamers. I may or may not grab it while on sale on Steam.

I do plan on getting a Nintendo Switch someday, just not right now. They are selling at a premium since the quarantine situation started. I just hate having to repeatedly buy classic games with each iteration of their digital store platform - could you imagine Steam if you had to buy the games again each time you upgraded your computer?