RemindMe! 3 years from now. Nintendo is finally catching up at the tail end of this console generation. In a few years, it will be completely blown out of the water by whatever PS6 and
Xbox will be doing. One of two things will then happen again. Either third parties will dumb down their games to run on a previous generation console - one with easily half the punching power in the first place compared to its contemporaries.. or major third parties will just ignore it altogether like many of them have for the Switch. There will come a time when next gen games are just too much for the switch 2. Maybe they'll get some miracle port down the road, but it'll likely be a Hogwarts situation all over again.
The writing is on the wall with the game key cards. Publishers are choosing to use them because they're less expensive and the transfer rate ALREADY doesn't cut it from a game card. We

are

already

seeing

the

compromises. Next gen? It's just not going to be anywhere near enough. When installs are hundreds of gigs, the Switch 2's internal memory is going to fill up real fuckin fast. Even the SD express transfer speeds are a fraction of what PS5 and Xbox can do. The prices will come down, but in the meantime, I'm sure people are
thrilled to spends hundreds of dollars on a meager 1TB card. I expect next gen NVME speeds to accelerate even more next gen, so the gap will just further widen.
If the Switch 2 had launched sooner, I think it could be an absolute monster, easily surpassing Sony and Xbox. Now? Now we live in a post steam deck (I'm using that device as a catch-all for handheld pcs) world. Switch isn't a unique gimmick anymore. Now it's a console that came out very late in the generation it should have been born early into, and it staying power is going to be held up entirely by exclusives.
Has my view on the Switch 2 changed? No. I think years from now it will have a good library of exclusives, and that's what it should be used for; games that are designed and built from the ground up for the Switch 2. That's where it will really shine.