Can one truly call this an innovative product?

Not really. It's basically a handheld with a dock that clocks it slightly higher. Very basic.

>gaming tablet with nintendo shovelware

Woah....

>in·no·vate verb
make changes in something established, especially by introducing new methods, ideas, or products

Yeah, I'd say so. It's a pretty new idea.

Gaming tablet with attatchable controllers.

Not as innovative as the wii or wii u but it's doing well regardless.

>>382919775

It's literally a tablet with tacky, gimmicky controllers. Everything about the system is cheaply made.

>>382919775
It's about as innovative as the Nvidia Shield. A tablet with a HDMI port. It's still overpriced for a han

>>382919775
Say what you want about 'practical' and 'fun', this shit is at the very least pretty innovative. A console that can become a handheld and has two controllers that can be shared on the fly? Its' never been done before, so you can't say it isn't innovative.

>>382921314
keep in mind the 3ds launched for $250.

>>382921989
until Nintendo slashed the price nearly in half when they realized that Vita was going to be priced the same.

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Absolutely not

The only innovative thing the Switch was going to introduce was middle mouse wheel like shoulder buttons that could scroll, but they backed out either because Kimishima is a greedy cunt who wants to play it as safe as possible, or because they couldn't pin down clicking them without rolling.

Switch is phoned in and botched as far as hardware goes because Kimishima handled half of it's development