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That's actually kinda fascinating. I wonder if Nintendo is gonna try to compete with the Steam Deck and give the Switch 2 actual PC functionality. Of course, "PC mode" would almost certainly be locked down in traditional Nintendo style so it wouldn't actually be able to compete, but it'd be interesting to see them try.
I think this is a tacit admission from Nintendo that they consider the Steam Deck a competitor. Whereas for so long they have really not considered either Sony or Microsoft as competitors in their space.
If it brings more PC M+K style games to the Switch then that is only a good thing for the consumer I think, and there may even be a plus side for stuff like Metroid Prime 4 having mouse aim which would be cool.
Don’t rule out Nintendo just adding a random input gimmick for 2 total in house games.