Nintendo Switch building up to be the best since SNES?

I always felt like the switch was the first real successor to the snes, software wise

Are you people for real or what?

Not especially, no. I like the Switch, but it's been out for like a year and a half. Goddamn.

I like it better but because it's more powerful and portable.

It certainly feels like it with Final fantasy back on Nintendo.

Switch has a long way to go just to be comparable to Nintendo's least consoles. Yes, it had a good launch year. A launch year rarely defines a console.

It's easily my favorite (Nintendo console) since the SNES, but that's just because this is the best generation for 2D games since the GBA.

It's shaping up very very good, but it won't be the best home console until F-Zero GX and Paper Mario TTYD is on it.

As for the line-up, 3DS+DS backward compatibility is gonna be really hard to surpass.

Dude, that's impossible to predict. Nintendo is in it for the long haul.

Maybe the best Nintendo console since then.

Baby steps...right now it's not even on N64 levels of greatness.

Give It time.

The third party content is definitely there, but I'd like to see things happen more concurrently instead of late ports. It's an indie powerhouse though, and 2019 is going to be something amazing like last year was. This year, I think the only first party title I'll get is Smash and perhaps the Xenoblade DLC.

It has nowhere near the number of exclusives and never will, so no.

And many of the ports are frankly inferior versions too.

Easily

Well, I don't think there should be any doubt about it.

I loved quite a few consoles since the SNES, particularly the N64, DS and Wii but the Switch takes things to another level at this point, most of those systems wish they got the support the Switch is getting (maybe not the DS but come on).

If you mean best Nintendo console, then yes.

Um, lol NO.

Not even close in any way.

The Switch will surpass the SNES in terms of both quality and quantity, and I said this long time ago. I saw how the Wii and DS exploded, and how every company raced to release games on them. I was sure the same will happen to Switch, and its really happening.

Nintendo's strategy with "key titles" is really, really smart and always worked well for them. a company like SE can't skip on Switch after a game like Octopath Traveler sold 1 million copy in a short time. it was that success that made those announcements possible, probably.

and much more will follow in the future.

No.