It's a bit concerning that there seems to be a lot of hostility towards the system before it's first showing.
Threads full of people making their minds up that Switch is too expensive and the EuroGamer thing coming out so far from the January event has caused a lot of damage.
I'm guessing/hoping it'll stop after the January showing but with so many rooting for it to fail and the surprises being ruined that might not be the case.
Would rather not go through a few years of having a system people actively disliked.
I guess this could've all been avoided if Nintendo just said it's the 3DS successor but it's clear they don't want to take away from the 3DS's remains sales and they want more out of Switch.
Hope they knock it out of the park on the 12th
I wouldn't worry about it too much, although admittedly i have thought along the same lines as you.
At the end of the day; The Reveal trailer was received with mostly outright positivity, and the Jimmy Fallon Showing actually, probably more so, especially on this board was too. Once people saw the Switch action again, all the talk of specs, graphics, frame rates, third parties etc disappeared and people went "Oh, thats pretty cool"
I guess it is easy to be sucked into the Neogaf echo chamber at times where one day people love what they have seen, the next people lose their shit over the tiniest of spec revelation.
The most important thing is the 12th, once the switch and games are shown in action, that is when the first proper genuine reactions will count.
Unfortunately, there is a very small but very vocal minority where the only thing that matters to them is performance, but i think we are all wise enough to know, that in general there is more to gaming than just that.
(Also i am not having a go at people who like performance discussion, i find it interesting at times, but i get frustrated when it is the only lens people through gaming through)