So Sup Forums, did you pre-order Nintendo's next technological disappointment that features unnecessary gimmicks for the billionth time yet again, or did you choose the wiser decision of not preordering a console in the first year of its release?
>Disconnecting left Joycon.
>No Virtual Console.
>No word on paid online service details.
>No Internet Browser
>Pathetic as a home console.
>Mediocre as a handheld.
>Pathetic battery life when strictly gaminginb4 "muh external charger" shit
>Joycons are laughably tiny when holding one.
>Doesn't include a bundled game.
>Doesn't include charging hub.
>Accessories are overpriced.
>Paltry 3rd-party support inb4 "muh indies & muh last gen Skyrim" excuse
>Objectively weaker launch than Wii U.
>Breakable kickstand.
>Touchscreen scratches easily due to plastic coating instead of glass.
>Terrible PS4-like GUI interface for System Menu.
>Pro controller is an absolute necessity.
>32GB memory in 2017.
>Clearly rushed during production due to Wii U failure.
>Tries to be too many things at once & never reaches being any of them.
There's literally no reason to get one now until next year or make it a dedicated Zelda machine. It should've been delayed desu. I expect it'll sell better than the Wii U, but whoever thinks this'll be the next Wii is clearly delusional. Set your expectations low. Not even Pokemon and Mario will make this the "highest selling console ever," and people need to accept that.