Money well spent

Now you're just making shit up. Use Google yourself. We don't actually know yet what the processing power of the Switch 2 is. Why? Because Nintendo won't tell us. But so far the current rumours speak to something like 1.1GHz handheld and 0.99GHz docked with 8 cores. The PS4 Pro being a stationary console means it's just gonna be more powerful regardless, but to compare it uses an 8-core CPU at 1.6GHz and a 4.2 TFLOP GPU. Most sources say the Switch 2 can manage about 90% the PS4 Pros power. https://www.xda-developers.com/not-only-nvidia-nintendo-switch-2-processor-leaks-massive-upgrade/ The Steam deck uses a 4 core 2.4-3.5GHz CPU, so it's comparable, saying it's a generation behind is disingenuous, it was released ages ago. Yet it still competes with the Switch 2 easily. The OLED Steam dock does cost $100 more. But the games cost anywhere between 50%-90% less. So that $100 you spend on the OLED Steam deck is recouped pretty damn fast when for that I could arguably get 3-5 good games for that much on Steam, but only 1.25 Switch 2 ones. Look I'm a huge Nintendo fanboy. I have 3 GameCubes, 3 Wiis, a Wii U and an OLED switch. I don't even own a Steam deck. Not yet. But why are you defending what is shitty pricing? And it is, that's why they didn't put it in the direct itself, they know it.