With Sony pulling out of E3 2019 and industry rumblings all pointing towards a 2020 release of the PS5; what does this potentially mean for the Switch's ongoing 3rd party support?
With Nintendo now having another year to enjoy before their biggest rival can get their next gen platform ready, does this mean that 3rd party support will improve as a result? Will we see support improve over the next couple of years until the PS5/Xbox Scarlet both release?
And with Nintendo now being handed an extra year to get a potential Switch Pro/Switch 2 ready in time to match the PS5's release; could it mean that they might be able to use the Tegra Xavier? Or even the Tegra Orin to get ports from PS5/Xbox Scarlet and keep quality 3rd party support coming to the Switch ecosystem?
What do you guys reckon? What are the ramifications of this news on the Switch's potential 3rd party support going forward?
With Nintendo now having another year to enjoy before their biggest rival can get their next gen platform ready, does this mean that 3rd party support will improve as a result? Will we see support improve over the next couple of years until the PS5/Xbox Scarlet both release?
And with Nintendo now being handed an extra year to get a potential Switch Pro/Switch 2 ready in time to match the PS5's release; could it mean that they might be able to use the Tegra Xavier? Or even the Tegra Orin to get ports from PS5/Xbox Scarlet and keep quality 3rd party support coming to the Switch ecosystem?
What do you guys reckon? What are the ramifications of this news on the Switch's potential 3rd party support going forward?
