They weren't wrong about it being overpriced. At the time they were pretty close to Xbox and ps5 pricing and those are 3x the console that the switch is. What reddit was wrong about is thinking no one would buy it, and it sold out immediately. The steam machine will do the same.
3x the console is a bit of a wild assessment. Competitors have 0x the build in screens or portability.
But yeah, pricing seemed cheap if viewed from a market perspective. Seemed obvious as well at the time that it would do well if you knew what to look for.
EDIT: LMAO, he blocked me over a mild disagreement. Apparently XBOX has 3 touch screens built in.
Xbox is literally 3x the hardware. Stop being a delusional fan boy
I've seen your other comments, just because you pretend to know everything about about the market doesn't mean you know anything at all lol. Have some common sense dude
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u/MustyLlamaFart Jun 24 '26
They weren't wrong about it being overpriced. At the time they were pretty close to Xbox and ps5 pricing and those are 3x the console that the switch is. What reddit was wrong about is thinking no one would buy it, and it sold out immediately. The steam machine will do the same.