2021: A Pivotal if Unsurprisingly Unpredictable Year for Nintendo Switch
Taking all previous life-span’s into consideration, the average length of a console generation is around six to seven years. It might sound strange maybe even a little unnecessary to talk of generation’s end, given we’ve just seen two new consoles launch but a couple months ago. And while no one is exactly hinting that it’s coming to an end anytime soon, for what will be the start of its fifth year this coming March, it wouldn’t be a stretch to presume that the Nintendo Switch has safely past the figurative half-way mark in its own respective life expectancy. Or has it? If the fact the Big N even released their last home (yet even that moniker is up for speculation) console around mid-way through the “eighth generation” in 2017 isn’t any indication on the company doing their own thing, then nothing is. But we’ve become rather accustomed to this manner of behavior from the Kyoto-based behem