I would much rather have RAW files and manual focus over manual exposure. Auto exposure gets better all the time and it's really pretty decent these days. But sometimes you want to take a picture of a mushroom or flower and the manual focus might be necessary to get the shot you want.
But for myself the RAW files would probably be enough to push me towards the 4.
Exactly. I used to play league pretty regularly, and even bought some shit every once in a while.
There's no way I'm installing windows again just to play league.
I have to agree. I couldn't read the whole article. I think the message is interesting but it seems like half of every paragraph is just flowery language.
If it was actually pocketable I would have bought a second switch for on the go. But it's not small enough for that, and it drops functionality from the slightly larger model. If either changed I think it would have sold better.
I think not being dockable killed it for most people, that and it not being a pocket system. I think if either of those changes the for the better it would sell well. If it doesn't fit in my pocket I might as well get the big one that docks so I can play on the TV when I'm in the mood.
I have a feeling that a Switch 2 Lite is on the horizon, Nintendo loves a console variant. Not that the S1 lite is pocketable, but maybe they will shrink it more this time.
I went down a somewhat similar path, only for me it was GBA and emulation on my Steam Deck that really made me realize I missed having pocket games that are real games and not mobile bullshit. I modded my old GBA with a modern screen and battery and it's been my goto device for portable games.
The OG DS dropped as I was graduating highschool and going into college, and the 3DS completely passed me by. I keep thinking about getting a used one but their prices are still a little high for me.
I can't wait to get a rental car that doesn't allow me to use my own maps.