@charizard1605: Yes, this has been known for awhile now. It won't be out within 2 years. Probably won't release until 2020-2021. Microsoft will wait and see what Sony does with the PS5 and then counter that. Both the PS5 and Scorpio 2 will both be 9th generation systems. So yes, there will still be generations for both platforms. Switch is 9th generation.

Splatoon 2 is pretty much the same game as the original Splatoon, with just more levels, characters, weapons, etc.... The only real significant difference is they now have local multiplayer. This is basically because the Switch is portable.

True, I won't be buying them. I'll only be getting the new IP games and real sequels.

It's not just about the money though. They are trying to increase their library as well using older games from the Wii U. Not much difference then Microsoft bringing XBox 360 games to the XB1. Increasing the XB1 library will older game. Only different is you don't have to rebuy the XBox 360 games if you own them. I own Splatoon and MK8 for my Wii U. You think I'm rebuying them for the Switch?

Zelda, Mario, Splatoon, MK, Metroid, Kirby, Pokemon, Pikmin etc... aren't new IP's. Most of the new IP's for the Switch (ARMs, Snipper Clips, 1-2 Switch, Fast RMX, etc..) aren't anything special.

Microsoft has brought out new IP's like Quantum Break, Sunset Overdrive, Sea of Thieves, CupHead, Ori and the Blind Forest, Max and the Curse of Brotherhood, Recore, etc.. Their problem is they aren't bringing out enough quickly. They blew it with Scalebound. Sony rely on a lot of 3rd party exclusive to increase their library. Microsoft and Nintendo don't have a lot of that, but they should.

Just Nintendo trying to make some quick cash on Wii U games that may not have sold very well on the Wii U. They just do a little remastering and release them on the Switch like they are a new games. Fanboys who never got a Wii U and didn't care about these games prior, now suddenly want them for their Switch. Sorry, I don't want to play Wii U games I played on my Wii U, remastered to play on my Switch. I want brand new games on the Switch. I'd never buy MK8 or Splatoon remastered for the Switch. Games like Mario Odyssey, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Mario+ Rabbid: Kingdom Battle are games I'd get for the Switch. These remasters aren't hard for Nintendo to convert quickly and it fills the void of new exclusive IP's for the Switch. It will make Nintendo more money. This is why they are doing it.

Don't think it's trash, but it should look a lot better. If the gameplay and fun is there, it could still be a big seller, even with the lowend visuals. Not sure why you even care, as you don't own an XB1 and will never get this game.

Here, lets look at some exclusives on your favorite platform that looks 10Xs worse then Crackdown 3. lol!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nyjob9325MY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAjSWiQI-w0

@kuu2:

@kuu2: Love all the explosions and different weapons. Don't like the animation and the cartooning cell shading. Still looks too much like the older Crackdown. With all that power the XB1X has, the graphics should have been upgraded to a next-level. What they original showed the first time Crackdown 3 was revealed, the graphics were better. This is definitely a downgrade. I'm sure the game will still be fun, which is important, but visually the game is a slap in the face to Crackdown fans. The game should look much, much better. We'll see what the final result is with this game.

Right... I couldn't stop laughing. Michael 'Captain Obvious" Patcher is at it again. Maybe he can predict how many more TFlops the Scorpio 2 will have over the PS5 when it launched in 2020-2021.

There will be games on XB1X that will look better then Horizon. Anthem is just the tip of the iceberg. If a game like Horizon looks as good as it does on the PS4 Pro, just imagine what games will look like on the XB1X. Horizon: Zero Dawn would not only look better on the XB1X, but also run better. Don't think anyone will be getting owned at this point.

The Switch is already leading the way. The PS5 and Scorpio 2 will have to play catch up in a couple years.

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If they had went with Ryzen the console would have cost $700 and it would be considered a Next-Gen game console. That's pretty much why they didn't go with Ryzen. With Scorpio 2, you can bet your ass that it will have a Ryzen CPU in it.

I knew it wasn't going to be $400 at launch. Fanboys were dreaming on that one. It could easily drop down to $450 or $400 by holiday 2018 though.