@Gelugon_baat:

Yeah, that's the downside.

@livedreamplay:

Exactly. There's no harm there. We all know what console exclusive means. So if you have a PC and want to play it there then you can, but if you only game on consoles and you have a PS4 then that is your only option because it is exclusive to only that console.

@tkh2obury:

Yeah I have a PC and I can play all of those games on my PC. But at the same time they are still console exclusives for PS4 because they aren't found on any other consoles.

@snaketus:

No exclusive just means it's exclusive to the platform or platforms specified and EXCLUDES other platforms. That's what the word exclusive actually means.

@drprophecy:

Me too. Loved the Onimusha games and I loved the Soulsborne games, so Nioh is right up my alley.

@Lacerz:

Nice. That's one I was really looking forward to. I've always liked the Yakuza games. I wish more of them would come to the West. Especially the two set in feudal Japan.

@dzimm:

That's pretty cool for sure. The downside is, you don't get really great graphics when you're home and it's fairly clunky for when you're away from home.

The GPD Win recently came out and it does fulfill much of that dream for me. It's a pocketable Windows 10 PC and it allows me to play my PC games away from home and then pickup where I left off when I get home on my main gaming PC. The downside is that it isn't powerful enough to run most demanding current gen games.

The Switch should hopefully have some decent power and it will get all the Nintendo games. It should be a pretty neat console and I'm glad to see Nintendo still trying new things.

@saturatedbutter:

Smartphones don't get very many good games. That's why I got the GPD Win. It's pocketable and allows me to play many of my PC/Steam games.

I do, personally, wish the Switch was closer to the 3DS XL size, because part of the appeal of handhelds for me is their pocketability and general portability, but I do think the Switch has some neat aspects about it and will be getting all Nintendo's games from here on out so I'm still interested in it.

@Redsyrup:

While I kind of feel the same way, it seems a lot of people don't see things that way. I always see people asking for larger handhelds.

I have a GPD Win and I think it's the perfect size and wouldn't want it to be any bigger (it's about the size of an Nintendo 3DS XL), but I often see people saying they wish GPD would release an even bigger version. I don't get the appeal. You lose the pocketability and the lower quality graphics look worse on a larger screen.

Anyway, lots of people don't seem to mind the size of the Switch and I hope Nintendo does well with it.

@joshrmeyer:

Rise of the Tomb Raider actually runs between 40 and 60fps, so that doesn't qualify for the label 60fps. That's going to stutter like crazy.