Ignorant Nintendo Switch Fanboy attacks chad spitting facts | A response to Harman Smith
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Hi. Welcome to the channel. Here we have a blind loyal Nintendo fanboy who makes a response video to ohnoit’salex’s video on the Steam Deck. This was a mess to get through, but I did have fun making it.
I hope you enjoy.
Article talking about the games that were given out for free on the Epic Games Store.
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Link to Alex’s original video
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Music used
Castlevania - Vampire Killer
Contra - Stage 1
Hotline Miami 2 - Voyager
Super Mario World - Ending Credits
Jet Set Radio Future - Concept of Love
Link Between Worlds - Lorule Overworld
Mega Man X - Armored Armadillo
Hotline Miami - Hydrogen
Cuphead - Inkwell Isle 3
Gameplay used
Batman Arkham Knight
Halo 3 ODST on The Master Chief Collection
Black Mesa
Cool but when are we gonna hop on halo?
As soon as I got time and have done everything on my schedule on that day.
17:52 "desperate shill"... I think he's describing himself.....
"You can't play some new age game that the Switch can't had-"
It plays Cyberpunk 2077.
But cyberpunk is polish gta 3 bruh. I wonder who ever bought it after revelations of how bad it is.
@@maximkonechno8742 At least 20 million people bought it after how poorly it launched. What does it being Polish have to do with anything? There shouldn't really be a "but" at the beginning of your statement like, bro what were you trying to say because you didn't achieve anything
@@shortbreadhead it is a mediocre shooter game with short and unfinished story in empty open world… world just like in gta3 where it basically useless and empty. There is 0 rpg elements in this game and shooter mechanics are weak wtf should i like about this game?
@@maximkonechno8742 Not once did I say either that I liked it or that you should. You said that nobody bought it which was objectively wrong, and you implied that because it was Polish it was worth less?
Think what you want about the game mate I literally couldn't give a single fuck, but you were all in on hating it because it's Polish and comparing it to GTA3, so don't come at me twisting what I said just because you got called out on what you said and backed into a corner.
what does it have to do with you ??? you replied to my message and started whining protecting your holy cult of a game bruh. So retranslate your "good opinion " on every corner is ok but i cant say shit if i dont like that overhyped garbage? go figure man your gay kind always cries about 1984 but want to censore everyone who says word against you.@@shortbreadhead
Harman calling anybody a fanboy shill is a complete lack of self awareness that simply should not be possible
Harman Smith argues like a little kid on social media it's kind of embarrassing
I know. It's quite shocking how bad his argument is. Especially with how he blatantly ignores and brushes off objective facts.
little kids have more sense than harman
I agree
Lol @jamespasqualone-mcmullen8226
The Switch would probably directly explode if it tried to run Total War Warhammer.
According to Harman, the Switch can run anything.
But in all seriousness, the likely hood of the Switch running a Total War game is non-existent. Not only are the Total War games massive in scale but they are also pretty CPU intensive. The amount of down grading needed to get a game like Total War on Switch would be insane.
The Switch might implode if it tries to run nms.
Albeit total war runs on really shifty hardware just fine so there's a small small chance it'd actually work
the ps5 would explode if it tried to run an actual game, as it doesnt have any
@@sylvianepaulius1913 good luck waiting 3 hours for a turn on the grand campaign.
Here’s a real hot take the switch lite is better than the switch
6:26 says the parasite in mom's basement
I clicked on this thinking the nintendo fan would be fat. And he was
- Arkham Knight
- Resident Evil 2
- Star Wars Battlefront
Are all available on the switch as of 2024.
Kind of a follow-up to my last chain of comments, but also a big FYI with some of the negatives with the Steam Deck. Disclaimer, I absolutely love my Steam Deck and the positives heavily outweigh the negatives. This in no way is meant to shit on the device in any way. But I thought it might be nice for those still waiting to get one to have a heads up about some of the negatives to expect. Now, Valve has been on the ball with updates and likely many of these issues will be ironed out, hopefully that's the case.
- Transferring files from your PC to the Steam Deck is a very slow process. You will need to carve out dedicated time to transfer bigger/multiple files.
- You have to launch every game while you're in Wi-Fi range after you download them. If you don't it can't download necessary patches and it might render the game unplayable. Not really a big deal, but you will need to uninstall and reinstall. Kinda stinks if you're on the go and don't have access to internet (you know, cause its a handheld).
- Doesn't dock to every monitor. It'll work on some and not others. Personally, I wish it worked on the monitor in my room. Thankfully it works on my portable monitor. Not sure why it doesn't just work on all of them equally. When it doesn't work it slows down to a crawl and visuals and audio gets very choppy.
- Wired X-Box controllers sometimes takes 10~15 minutes to connect despite being plugged in. Sometimes it works right away and other times you need to patiently wait. No rhyme or reason, it works when it wants to.
-The virtual keyboard doesn't always input the letter, number, or symbol you type. You can connect a physical keyboard to solve this issue. But in my experience, sometimes the virtual keyboard blocks the field you're typing in and when you put the virtual keyboard away often times you realize the words you know you typed wasn't recognized despite hearing the sound effect and seeing the visual cues that you hit the proper keys when typing in the field.
- Arguably too big to be a handheld. I know silly, but hear me out. The Steam Deck is a lot bigger than I thought it would be and I watched a ton of videos before mine came in the mail. Its hard to really understand the size of this thing till you hold it in your hand and try to find shelf space for this thing (yes this really happened to me, lol). The thing is, this will not fit into a pocket of any kind. At least with the Switch I can put the device itself in one pocket and the Joy-Con in the other. You will need a bag for the Steam Deck, unless you want to carry the thing in your hand(s). It really limits where you can and sometimes want to take this thing.
Again, I want to stress this list is not meant to scare people away from buying a Steam Deck. This is just to give people a heads up of some of the real issues I've had with the device for the short amount of time I've had it. I love the Steam Deck and it was worth every penny I spent on it. I'm stunned at how well it plays a game like Elden Ring when its 1/3 the size of a laptop for less than $1,000. Truly this is a bargain, almost a steal of a deal. All the same, it would be valuable to know what you're getting into as well.
Fuck my PS4 I got my Steam Deck
yeah, a lot of these are valid issues. that being said; a linux gaming PC is a hell of a lot better than a nintendo switch
when he got really tilted and used a slur, my soda came out my nose and it burns
also, the Steam Deck can play every single Nintendo game ever released, the Switch can't
well, thats simply not true lol
@@Bidwellz9 Yes it is. The Steam Deck can run any Nintendo title from NES to Switch.
Harman the brainlet does realise that the Steam Deck is with a little bit of work capable of emulating pretty much EVERY Nintendo console out there including the Switch AND run those games at higher framerates and resolutions than the Switch ever could also since the Steam Deck is an open platform you can put other storefronts such as GOG, Origin and UPlay etc etc, also it's main objective is to encourage other people to enter the handheld hardware business, the Steam Deck got to 3rd place on the weekly sales chart based on £/$5 reservations ALONE, also consider that orders were backed up for 9 MONTHS, so I'd say the Steam Deck will be a success.
As an all around gamer, one who has a Switch and a reservation for the Steam Deck, videos like the one you're responding to are hard to watch. Its like he put zero effort into researching the product he was attempting to bash. Its hard to believe he's an author when he can't be bothered to write a scripted take on the subject matter. If he put in the required effort to properly make a valid point it would be one thing.
For example, if the point of his video was that the Steam Deck won't slow down Switch sales. Then backed it up with a claim like the two devices target different audiences. Nintendo's Switch targets a more casual crowd wanting a simple pick up and play experience where the Steam Deck is more for gaming PC enthusiasts that want a portable device. Elaborating on how the two devices are different from one another and how one won't affect the other much in sales, then he would have a point. In this way he wouldn't be bashing the Steam Deck with uneducated assumptions and instead defending Nintendo with actual research and not attacking the other platform with baseless assumptions.
That's a really good argument that you can make a video on. While both the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch are handheld gaming devices, the 2 are radically different in many ways. Like you said, the Switch targets more casual gamers with a library of games that anyone can pick up and play along with offering games for more experienced gamers while the Deck targets the PC playerbase due to its larger library, customisation options, and it having features that you would find on a PC.
Harman could have made a video explaining that while the Steam Deck is a good piece of hardware, it may not surpass the Switch due to the Deck being a niche product that targets a certain group of people and is only sold in one place where as the Switch is a device meant for everyone and that anyone can pick it up almost anywhere. It could have been a well written argument had he took the time to research the topic and provided good evidence to support his argument. Instead, he made a terrible response where he bashes a guy who made a video explaining what the Steam Deck is and it seems like a better product on paper than the Switch. I wish I can say that Harman changes in his later videos but that would be a lie.
@@po801_4 Right? The comparison is obvious, they're both portable gaming devices that can be docked which is why so many people compare the two. But a deeper dive into what these platforms offer reveals that they are quite different and can appeal to different people. To prove I'm not all talk I've provided a list of how these devices differentiate from one another. I've listed details from my research and tried to form an unbiased comparison of the two devices listing their pros and cons. Harman could have structured his argument like this to better explain the differences between the two platforms and why one won't affect the sales of the other much. In this way he could still defend the Switch with actual research by proving the audience is different for the two platforms and therefore one device's success in sales won't harm the other's potential.
Prices:
Switch
The entry for the platform itself is cheaper than the Steam Deck. Starting at $200 and going up to $350, the Switch at every tier is a more affordable point of entry and even more so if you only plan on buying one or two games for the device. And while the Switch itself is cheaper, the games on Switch are generally more expensive. The Indie titles are usually quite affordable, and the third party games often go on sale. But Nintendo IPs are almost always a full $60 and rarely go on sale. The few times they are on a sale, they don't normally go bellow 30% off, usually once in the summer and again for the holidays.
Steam Deck
The Steam Deck starts at $400 and can be $650 for the higher storage option. And while the point of entry is more expensive games tend to be far more affordable. Often times sales will drop games to 50% off all the way to 90% off. This happens regularly throughout the year and these types of sales are abundant during the summer and winter sales usually around June/July and December/January respectively. Although, the price of games might not even be an obstacle as everyone who orders a Deck needs a Steam account. This means they likely already have several games they already own that can be downloaded right to the platform.
Games:
Switch
The great thing about the Switch is that all games on the platform are optimized to run on the Switch. You shouldn't have any issues with a game running and your experience should be seamless either docked or in handheld form. The Switch's performance is another story as its running on 5 year old hardware. This means many 3rd party games that can be played on other platforms often times don't look as great on the Switch with lower framerates and blurry visuals. Nintendo's IPs look and play great on the platform and are easily the Switch's greatest draw. If you like Nintendo games the Switch has many quality experiences like Zelda Breath of the Wild and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate being some of the best games to be released in the past decade and are exclusive to Nintendo platforms.
Steam Deck
The Steam Deck has a verification system as not all games are optimized for the platform. This system comes in three tiers. Verified means the game should run flawlessly (although I have heard some people still have trouble even in this tier from time to time). Playable means it can still be enjoyed on the Deck and lists some common issues one might experience while playing. Finally, unsupported means the game likely won't work (unless you either know how to fiddle with it or watch a tutorial on how others managed to get the game to work). The Steam Deck has a massive library spanning multiple console generations, so while not every game is optimized for the platform the options are endless and finding a game that suits your taste is somewhere in the store or already sitting in your library. Additionally many X-Box and Playstation games have recently been added to the platform too, so if you're a fan of God of War or Cuphead both are Verified games and are fantastic experiences most would love to have on their Deck.
Online:
Switch
The Switch has a lot to be desired when it comes to its online service. There are two tiers with their online offerings. The lowest tier starts you at at $20/year and the higher tier costs $50/year. Its online play leaves much to be desired as games often times are so broken they're unplayable. Nintendo clearly prioritized games like Splatoon, Mario Kart 8 and Smash Bros. when it comes to having a smooth online experience. Unfortunately, other games didn't fair so well being supported with optimal online gameplay. Their online service also grants access to several classic platforms such as the NES and SNES for the lower tier and if you're paying for the higher tier you also get to play Sega Genesis, and N64. Many classic platforms are oddly absent from these offerings like the Gamecube, Wii and all the handhelds.
Steam Deck
Steam has the best price a gamer could ask for to play online, its free. Games generally work perfectly depending on if it has rollback support and if the user has good online connection. Not much more needs to be said here.
Other Features:
Switch
The Switch doesn't offer much outside of its phenomenal games. It does have a few streaming apps, but there are many unavailable that were on even Nintendo's older hardware and their absence here is odd. It does have a TH-cam app as well as Hulu, Funimation, Twitch, and Pokémon TV. It also has a built in news app that helps its users stay up to date on all things Nintendo like when a Direct drops and has all the latest game trailers coming to the platform.
Steam Deck
This is where the Steam Deck truly shines and really differentiates itself from the Switch. Not only is it a gaming machine, but its a full computer running on Linux. So as you would imagine, as a computer the supporting features are too many to count. But to briefly summarize some of the ones most people are likely to use, here are just a small handful of things possible using its Desktop Mode. I'm not too familiar with Linux so take what I have to say with a grain of salt. It likely can run every streaming service imaginable. Pretty much all browsers should work. Media players like VLC run on the platform if you have music or videos you would like to enjoy. Emulation can expand your gaming library if you have legally obtained games. And not sure if other platforms like Epic store will work but its worth a shot.
Conclusion:
Both platforms have a lot to offer and are great devices depending on what you're looking for. Nintendo's Switch is a great device for more casual gamers and its pick up and play philosophy makes it easy to jump in without needing to mess with settings. Its first party IPs are the major draw as Nintendo has some of the most iconic series in all of gaming. The Steam Deck is a more sophisticated piece of hardware that appeals to the hardcore PC gamer that doesn't mind fiddling to better optimize their games for a better more premium experience. The Steam Deck's ability to become a computer also lends itself to having more overall options if that's what you're looking for. The two devices target a different audience and therefore won't take away sales from the other.
@@TurkeyFaceX That is a good comparison of the 2 devices and explains really well why the sales of one won't affect the other.
Sad that I was like this as a teenager makes me embarrassed to admit it . I love my steam deck definitely saved my view on pc games after my new laptop died literally a month after I bought it 😅
I feel you you… i my teenage years i would consider myself a “360 frontline fanboy”. Im just glad 99% grows out of this and sees the gaming space for what it is.
24:24 it's genuinely astonishing to see Alex express his woes he had with Virtual console and be excited for a new thing at the time, then have this fanboy dunk on him and lash out because they the Deck dares to challenge the Switch.
Also how is this guy so quick to deny hardware specs mattering??
I’m not gonna lie MK11 looked solid on the Switch
MK1 on the switch tho 💀💀💀
I find it funny that this guy clowns on Alex for misspelling "Nintendon't" when he misspelled gaming as "gaminf" for one of the titles of his video.
Not gonna lie I first read title as attacking a child spitting facts
"There is no such thing as the hardcore market"
Ig I don't exist.
I'm sorry in terms of performance and library The Steam Deck absolutely curb stomps the Switch into dust, with a little bit of work it can emulate just about ANY game ever made. Also I'd say the fatc that on announcement it crashed Steam WORLDWIDE, it's orders at their height were backed up for 9 MONTHS and it was 3rd place on steams sales charts at one point based on it's $/£5 RESERVATIONS alone I'd say the Steam Deck is and will be popular and a success, not as successful as the Switch perhaps but it'll be successful enough for Valve to make more iterations of it and from what I've read and or heard Valve has been saying that they will be making more iterations of the Steam Deck.
No Harman YOU need to get it into your thick skull that the Switch isn't as powerful as you think most games are DOWNGRADED to run on the Switch and some are so demanding even when downgraded that they have to be cloud only, whereas the Steam Deck with a few exceptions (for various reasons) can run just about EVERY game EVER made and run them at better frame rates AND resolutions than the Switch could ever hope to reach.
Absolutely. It's wasn't even a full year since the steam deck released and it's already one of the most popular pieces of hardware Valve has put out. It'll probably surpass the Valve Index in terms of sales and popularity. And thanks to Valve increasing the production of the Deck, I was able get mine a lot earlier than I thought I would. So far, I love this thing. Once Valve releases this thing to the wider market, sales are going to skyrocket.
@@po801_4 Can I just say I'm kinda jealous of you getting a Steam Deck. 🤣🤣🤣
@@CaptainB1994 I can't blame you. I was the same way since the Deck was first shipped out. Hopefully you can get one soon.
I would honestly buy a Nintendo console if it played games at 1080p 60fps and I feel confident in saying many people would, it honestly baffles me why Nintendo hasn't capitalised on this already.
Graphics and fps don’t matter. I used to play games on my pc since I was a kid in the 2000s and the 30fps did not stop me from playing those games.
@@mimicchest866 graphics yea they don't matter much but fps does matter. After playing on 60 fps or above 30 fps feels like garbage
@@erieriderschillingcorner1595 Are you sure those games aren't running at 10 fps? because sometimes people confuse 30 fps for 10fps.
@@mimicchest866 Nah. 30 fps feels absolute trash after you play on 60 or above long enough
@@erieriderschillingcorner1595 Yep you are playing on console at 10fps.
that background track is very familiar. is that Castlevania?
I used many tracks from different games for music. The first track was Vampire Killer from the first Castlevania.
The rest are as follow.
Contra - Stage 1
Hotline Miami 2 - Voyager
Super Mario World - Ending Credits
Jet Set Radio Future - Concept of Love
Link Between Worlds - Lorule Overworld
Mega Man X - Armored Armadillo
Hotline Miami - Hydrogen
Cuphead - Inkwell Isle 3
The Batman Arkham games might be on switch, but I'd definitely rather play them on the Steam Deck from what I’ve heard about those versions.
12:47 I would buy a PC for that game.
The Dreamcast actually came out on the Early days of the 6th generation, so the PS2, Xbox and Gamecube absolutely destroyed it, it didn't come out in the N64, era ....also i think he meant "Saturn"....the damn genesis came out one whole generation behind.... Jesus this dude.
I haven’t played my Switch in so long I’m actually thinking about getting rid of it to get PlayStation credit to buy games on PS5…..I’m definitely getting a Steam Deck…..I have Lego Star Wars Skywalker Saga and I see a major difference in performance the Switch is getting old it’s reaching its life span newer games are even having problems running on it
I bought the steam deck and it is an awesome device and I would recommend it.
I am an Nintendo fanboy and I can see that the steam deck is better
Emulation is perfectly legal to do it's how you get the roms that's the morally grey area, yes there are perfectly legal ways to obtain roms for games as well as illegal, so if you get your roms legally then no one can do jack s*** to stop you if you get them illegally then you run into problems.
its not illegal to download roms, its illegal to download roms you do not own physically
@@Bidwellz9 It's not even illegal to download roms you don't own, it only illegal to re-distribute them.
@@Bidwellz9 Technically what is the different to make rom from your real game and give it to your friend or lends your game to your friend for week (or forever)?
Actually, the are other countries has a alternate universe where Sega & Genesis has remain Supreme & Destroys Nintendo & SNES thanks to Europe in the 90’s, Brazil (Tectoy) & Portugal.
18:42 - Soyboy cucks?... I guess... it takes one to know one, I suppose?
Pretty huge majority of people who own a switch also own a sony or Xbox console so does that mean the switch is a companion piece to those consoles?
Phone is only companion to your pc. Smart fridge is companion to ps5.
As a Steam Deck fan and a Switch Fan, Switch can't compete with Steam Deck.
isin't Nintendo is the console that advertised with the "Power" word in the past? You know "play with power, Nintendo power"
Yes. And then the Wii happened. And all that went out the window. I mean the Wii was a very good console, but that’s the reason why Nintendo got the reputation of being underpowered. Also I’m not sure if this is the case, but I feel like the Wii U was made without Nintendo having the ps4 and Xb1 in mind and instead made a console that just managed to be more powerful than the Xbox 360 and ps3 which is why it was so underpowered. But the switch is something I don’t get. They did manage to make something really cool in concept, but it should have been AT LEAST more powerful than the base ps4. They definitely had the money and resources to make a hybrid console that powerful.
"Now your playing with power" - NES, "Now your playing with super power" - SNES, "Now your playing with portable power" - Gameboy (GB) --NES/SNES/GB commericals at the time if I remember correctly. So yes.
Sega started the Nintendon't stuff back in the Genesis days. And to be fair, that was kinnda true.
Sega had moved on from the 8bit Sega Master System to the 16bit Sega Genesis while Nintendo was still rolling out 8bit Nintendo consoles and games. Nintendo eventually moved on from the NES to the Super NES.
Funny how you show the pc version compated to the switch but the pc version stuttered. Lol not a good look. Pc is better sure but next time use footage from someone that is running the game properly
Probably v sync and other garbage like x64 anti aliasing by default. Yeah i would rather take lower settings then watch stutters every 4 sec.
Yeah the Switch can handle everything, yeah games such as RE7 Guardians of the Galaxy, Control: Ultimate Edition and Hitman 3 are cloud only and those that can run natively on Switch have to be massively downgraded , The Witcher 3 is a prime example. The Dreamcast was starved of 3rd party support by Sony THAT and not power forced Sega out of the console market.
I can’t stand these toxic Nintendo fans I’m a Nintendo fan but not going to hate on guy having different opinion not liking switch over steam deck pointing out the facts about the the 2 consoles I’m not gonna argue that the steam deck isn’t better than switch in hardware side it’s pretty powerful for a handheld the steam deck can play games better then switch and the deck dose have some cool features switch doesn’t have looks more comfortable to hold these guys are pathetic
there is a hardcore market i have a 3090 pc with top of the line ddr4 hardware and i am building a 4090 as soon i am certain the am5 motherboard issues are figured out and i bought a steam deck and gave my switch away to my nephew
11:27 with the exception of.... 3 of the 6 playstations? if we count the ps4 going against the switch, its 4/6. the ps5 isnt outselling the switch though so its either 4/6 or 4/7.
Yakuzah Kuwamayhhh LMAOOOO
Hey look im on the right side of your gameplay screen
You've got to get a pop filter.
It's so sad that someone could be in love with something so much, that you'll be in such denial and get sooo butt hurt when someone likes something else. The switch is a great console, but let's be honest it's getting really behind in it's time based on the latest generation consoles. Come back to reality my dude.
He just replies to Nintendo haters tho? And is he wrong in that?
@@maximkonechno8742he doesn't reply to nintendo haters, he replies to anyone who ever criticizes Nintendo, like ReviewtechUSA is a huge Nintendo fan, yet he constantly makes videos on him and constantly disrespects him, not to mention that he always makes the absolutely objectively WORST arguments possible, so yeah he is in the wrong.
You can't fight lies with more lies.
Nintendo's own games, which are the only ones that sell well to begin with, run fine on the switch, including TOTK and Xenoblade Chronicles 3. There are no inhouse or first party Nintendo game that are anywhere near "unplayable". XC3 does have its hiccups, but's it's far from an unplayable mess and is actually impressive how well it's able run on such dated hardware.
If you personally cannot play a game running less than 60FPS, just say that. Don't say a game is "unplayable" because it's runs at a frame rate and resolution you personally don't like.
I will agree about this harman guy being an idiot though.
btw i love steam but the steam deck is not good or better than the switch. the steam deck is the size of a subway footlong and has horrible battery life (ill admit the switch's isnt all that good either but still). might be better in a vacuum but not in real life
I will sell mine switch
@14:43 : Hey Cody, I have and play with a Steam Controller. It does not work well with the Arkham games, but otherwise, it's proof that Valve Can licence good hardware. You Sperg.
Bruh who ever used browser or music player on console past 2008? Would not dare to touch browser even on smart tv thats just so pointless. Also i love how deck fanboys try to stomp on Nintendo but sales of deck is like 3 mil for 2 years. Honestly just get a laptop.
I prefer the deck over a laptop or switch just because It fits my needs for what I want to do better then a laptop or switch
@@dragoonnerdy doing what? Playing europa universalis on gamepad?
@@maximkonechno8742 1 console won't fit everyone's needs. I used to use the switch quite alot but as I got more into PC gaming the deck became my main console for portability. I like having the ability to play my steam library on the go as well as being able to emulate most of what I want to. I'm not saying that for everyone the steam deck is the best option but I'm saying that for me it's what I prefer. If you don't want a steam deck and prefer the switch no one is making you get it.
I prefer playing most games on my deck over my laptop for the sole fact that it's a thousand times easier and a thousand times more convenient to play on deck for emulation over PC.
switch has a tegra x1 chip, same chip i have in my nvidia shield tv......yea its meant for mobile apps not full on games lol hes just one of those people who cares too much about what other people care about. who cares if nintendo makes crappy handhelds now lol other companies do it better in 2023 and saying they dont is just being a child. while the games are hit and miss i can play switch games or pop over to an actual pc game running natively meanwhile the switch needs to be cloud only for some games or just flat out doesnt get games due to low power
Stop attacking Chad's Harmon Smith
The Switch barely runs Witcher 3 and he acts like it can handle everything. Bitch, I wanna see a Switch _try_ to run RDR2, Cyberpunk, or most cloud only games. If it could run every game just fine, then cloud only games wouldn't be a thing to begin with.
Bruh deck barely can handle those and switch is like 5 years older then deck get real.
@@maximkonechno8742 My Steam Deck runs Cyberpunk and RDR2 on medium just fine. It does not "barely handle them." It handles them a lot better than the Switch "handles" The Witcher 3.
@@maximkonechno8742but the deck is capable of running all of those games
@@dragoonnerdy yeah and my laptop is able to do it easier in better quality so what then? Should i use 600 gram gamepad or 200 gram one?
@@maximkonechno8742if you want to use your laptop to play them there's nothing wrong with that as it's a good option but the steam deck does have the capability to play those games.
And yet in every review all they play is sony spiderman, sony god of war, Elden ring, and cyberpunk(rly?). Such a no games is scary af.
We have BG3.
Hi
Hello.
@@po801_4 strange my comment is gone
@@amazingbro6723 I can see the original "Hi" but if you replied with something else, then I don't see it.
@@po801_4 yeah I replied something else in the comment
Once again Harman Smith was right and Steamcels are proven to be the scum of gaming
You’re opinion was 100% invalid.
You gonna back that up at all, or just say it and expect us to take your word for it?
That's a nice point you've got there OP, why don't you back it up with a source?!
Trying to combine a word with another word meant to slander something doesn’t make your already weak argument any better.
Here’s a real hot take the switch lite is better than the switch