The Nintendo Switch is Great

First Things First:You did not do the proper format of this debate for round 1 where you are supposed to argue something from the Link that I had which demonstrates why the Switch is a great console/hybrid, so maybe you'd know why the Switch's gimmicks are important or just useful in general. The Playstation 4 may be a decent console, but it isn't the best for it's general purpose: While sure, the Playstation 4 does have its advantages. I personally do like a lot of exclusives on the Playstation 4 and it does have some general conveniences that a console has but a PC doesn't, but a PC is simply a better option for home gaming unless you want to play local a lot, even then the Nintendo Switch is simply superior for Local Play which I will explain later. The PC is of course upgradable and it has potential to be a generation ahead in power compared to the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro. You don't need to constantly buy the same thing for an expensive price like the upgrades from lets say an Xbox One to an Xbox One S just for more graphical improvements and other improvements, you can build on your PC with upgrades consistently and of course theres options for buying a new PC as well if there are problems mantaining one. The PC's most popular shopping platform for games (Which is STEAM) is reliable if you know what game you want to get (Since the main drawback of STEAM is the amount of shovelware, but there are a lot of Triple A games from Third Party Developers along with exclusives as well so don't worry). There are also general conveniences from the PC such as Mods, lots of Steam sales, no need for Paid Online, and more while also being able to be multipurpose.While the PS4 does have a couple of very minor niches, it mostly gets outclassed by PC which is the main problem with the PS4 really. When it comes to PS4 vs Xbox One it really depends on which kinds of games interest you and what you want from a console tbh.Why the Switch is Unique and Great at its Job: Of course the key fundamental factor of the Switch is its portability AND versatility.It really is suprising how much power a single handheld with the price of 300$ (Smartphones can sometimes have similar power but they are significantly more expensive and very little apps actually utilize most Smartphone's graphical power anyways). The Switch is capable of steadily running Triple A games in 30 FPS at least (Some run 60 FPS) and they run quite smoothly (with only one or two hiccups) especially in handheld mode and the graphical differences are only a little noticeable with decent porting (Try looking up some Console Comparison videos).The Versatility of the Switch is also a main contributor given how many ways to play. There is of course a lot of controllers that can be used such as the two joycons, using a single joycon, using the pro controller, using third party controllers, and using some of Nintendo's past controllers (). Also all of these unique modes are there in Handheld Mode and you can even use a Kickstand for using two joycons to play or to share joycons to play Mario Kart or something with a friend on the go making the Switch more of a portable console than a handheld like the 3DS along with the Switch being great for parties along with being the superior console for Local Play which is something the PC doesn't do that consoles do given the portability of the Switch.The Switch lacks actual competition for its features and it doesn't really get outclassed as a portable powerhouse either. The 3DS is more portable and cheaper sure... but its games are more suited for handheld play than on a big TV when it comes to 90% of the games on the 3DS while the Switch has a mix between the two. The 3DS also has a 244p screen which while it isn't as graphically bad as it sounds, it still isn't particularly pretty in 2017. The previous debate that I gave the link to in Round 1 talks a bit about the Joycon sizes and how unless you share the joycons, it usually doesn't feel cramped as well. The Games:As far as a console that isn't even a year old goes, the Switch has a REALLY good library of games. Nintendo actually cherry picks most games that they want on their systems just so there is little to no shovelware (But there are occasions like Vroom in the Night Sky or Troll and I where they slip through secretly while also being pretty bad games). There is a decent amount of quantity games and a LOT of quality. Just for times sake I will just flat out list all the games I find at least good (with some games being good for certain kinds of people) without making an essay on why each single game is good like the previous debate:Super Mario Odyssey, Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild, Snipperclips, Super Bomberman R (WITH Update 2.0.0 which is free), Slime-San, Battle Chef Brigade, Silent Hill: Revelations 1 & 2, Dragon Quest Heroes: 1 & 2 (Japan Exclusive), Minecraft (For certain kinds of people), Skylanders (For certain kinds of people as well) Rayman Legends: Definitive Edition, Mario & Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, Mighty Gunvolt Burst, Skyrim (The Remastered Edition btw), ARMS, NBA 2k18 (If this series interests you, this port is better than Madden tho), Disgaea 5 Complete, ARMS, Fast RMX, Shovel Knight, Rocket League, Steamworld Dig 2, Stardew Valley, Axiom Verge, Snake Pass, Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap, NeuroVoider, VVVVVV, De Mambo, Graceful Explosion Machine, Sonic Mania, Pokken Tournament DX, Street Fighter 2: The Final Challengers (debateably good), STEEP, Golf Story, L.A Noire, DOOM, Fire Emblem Warriors, Dragon Ball Z Xenoverse 2, Puyo Puyo Tetris, Splatoon 2, Jackbox Party Pack 1-3, Namco Museum, Cave Story+, Kamiko, Binding of Isaac: Aftebirth+, GoNNer, Blaster Master Zero, VOEZ, Azure Striker Gunvolt: Striker Pack, Bulb Boy, Monster Hunter XX (Currently a Japan Exclusive), Shantae: Half Genie Hero, Flip Wars, a Flame in the Flood, Little Inferno, Ironcast, a crap ton of NEO GEO games, and SO MUCH MORE.Oh yea, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is coming out Friday and that game has been anticipated for around a year too.Conclusion:The Switch's versatility and portability makes the system unique and hard to compete with really, especially the PC. The great games, reliability, and many ways to play allows for the Switch to really appeal to anyone and it is a right step for Nintendo.I await your next argument.