Razer made a Nintendo Switch competitor

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

As much as I love Austin Evans and Matt from This Is, it's nice to have reviews of this from people who know what a Retroid and an Anbernic are.

[@aayaan1935]

Lol

[@mvevitsis]

Definitely one of the best reviewers for this kind of tech

[@bikechan9903]

ETA and Retro Game Corps already did their reviews, and neither of them did the idiotic "SwItCh CoMpEtItOr" schtick

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

@bikechan9903 Neither did Bob so much? It's the title because that's the way people will understand what it is.

[@catchthisfire]

bobs a newfag too he wasnt around in the gamekiddy days

[@kirbythingys]

I think Bob Wulff and Wulffden should do a collab theyd probably work well together

[@aayaan1935]

Lol

[@Leron...]

@@aayaan1935 They've done collabs before but weirdly only ever for ad spots and sponsored segments?

[@BankoNuevo]

TRASH

[@mskelton07]

@KirbyThings idk I heard they had some falling out?

[@RGGeek]

I heard they were attacked by some kind of shark. Maybe while they were surfing... or something like that. 🤔

[@leelanzini]

Dude it’s crazy to think how ahead of it’s time the PSP and PS Vita were. The Vita even had a OLED display. Sony really was onto something but then forgot about it… then the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck became a thing. Can you imagine a modern PS Vita? It would be amazing

[@I_was_a_Bullfrog]

Even more similar was the Xperia Play

[@kr1me2000]

Sony did the right move to give up on the Vita.... Yes the PS Vita is AMAZING!! BUT the 3DS was just on another level...It kept producing amazing games and the Vita just couldn't compete with that....

[@MagikSpellzz]

@@kr1me2000 yeah, the lack of quality on the ps vita killed it. I love my vita, but the only good games I've played that are exclusives are God of War, killzone mercenaries (call of duty declassified sucked ass), and some others. The vita could have been so much better if there was more attention given to it.

[@spike5499]

@@MagikSpellzz no Sony killed it by being greedy as always lmao

[@Abel-Alvarez]

@@spike5499 this by not allowing any other cards to be compatible with (using only proprietary SD cards from Sony themselves which was expensive to begin with) and lack of marketing. It also didn't help that both Sony and Nintendo underestimated the potential of the mobile gaming market at the time.

[@robotortoise]

As an indie dev - yes, absolutely! More devs should port to Android, especially when they're using an engine like Unity or Ren'py, that natively support it. I know I did that for the visual novel I developed.

[@obvious_giraffe8386]

Please note prices on android and pc. Eg Minecraft is third the price on android than it is on pc. If microsoft has to bend backwards to lower prices for the android audiance good luck to indies. The popular android games are free to play ad supported or with microtransactions.

[@Micchi-]

I'm really hoping for hades port for android

[@wontorres]

I think devs are more hesitant to port to Android because games are way easier to pirate there

[@robotortoise]

@@obvious_giraffe8386 The expectation is that prices are lower on mobile, but it's a great way to breathe new life into a project and introduce a new audience to your game after it's been on the market for a bit.

[@robotortoise]

@@wontorres Android is about as easy to pirate as Windows. I am not certain that piracy is the main reason.

[@Blietzflame845]

The kishi v2 is basically just a backbone controller. I use that for remote play on Xbox on PlayStation. Works like a dream

[@anthonyhca]

Or game pass

[@Mgh101590]

Same got the V1 and V2 standalone kishi just for remote play its great in not good with tactile screen buttons I actually need physical buttons and both the V1 and V2 work great for remote play

[@stevepogue1124]

I don't think anyone mentioned it yet, but the Kishi V2 bundled with the Edge is different from the one Razer sells separately. The standalone version doesn't have a 3.5mm port, haptics or vents for the Edge's speakers.

[@I_was_a_Bullfrog]

Bob mentioned this in the video.

[@stevepogue1124]

@@I_was_a_Bullfrog When? What part of the video?

[@MilkLegScoop]

​@@I_was_a_Bullfrog He didn't. He mentioned how this one is different from the original Kishi. There are technically 3 Kishi controllers now.

[@podracer35]

That's sad. The version of the Kishi here looks great with those extra features

[@MilkLegScoop]

@podracer35 They may sell it separately at some point, but currently the V2 isn't quite as good as the V2 Pro. Same form factor and everything, though.

[@vibvian]

that sf3 music as the intro was just perfect

[@arii7841]

Sony needs to make another handheld...I wish 🥺

[@jesleehdz]

Oh man that would be amazing .. ONE DAY.... maybe, maybe..

[@Creeper_ofDoom]

The Steam Deck fufills it. Since it CAN play games like horizon zero dawn and god of war. and more and plus PSP and PS Vita emulators

[@broskiwhyyy6373]

O god please no

[@lorddeecee]

The reason Sony didn’t, is because they’re sore losers and hate coming in second consistently.

[@Fernando-ek8jp]

@@broskiwhyyy6373 why not?

[@TalonsRebellion]

Already was a Verizon member and got a deal for it for $10/ 36 months. So, just $360. It's been great for youtube and streaming, though. I think a lot of people are comparing it to other handhelds, but realistically, it's just a very portable tablet. Great for android games, has hardly any issues with emulation up to PS2 games, absolutely fantastic for GameCube and PSP games. Yes, I could get a steam deck, but being able to whip it out anywhere with internet connection everywhere has been its defining feature for me.

[@xXZombieHunter0802Xx]

I can't believe how much Razer Kishi took from Backbone on the V2 version, they look identical now

[@GoldenT1K]

The really just said, “Let’s take our phone that failed and try to make an expensive ‘emulation’ machine.” Razor is so frustrating. Lol

[@danwichgames]

So to get around the lack of a back button I go on to the system setting and change the gesture setting to 3 button navigation. The when swipe up u get a on screen back, home, and active app button. Also with skyline you need to pick the right custom drivers from their discord. I recommend the 615 ones. I’m not sure why you didn’t use the built in virtual controller option for call of duty? The current biggest flaw with the edge right now is that the sd card slot is limited to fat32 which means a lot of switch and wii games will not fit on the card as it is limited to 4gig files. What I really like about the edge is the flexibility between gaming hand held and android tablet. I also use iPhone now so it is nice to have a side android tablet to keep everything I picked up with I was in the ecosystem and use without the controller as a e reader, media device, and controller. Digital board game ports also look really good on it as long as they are optimized for modern phone screens.

[@Dracossaint]

It uses fat32 for the sd card also, just like the gcloud. No files bigger than 4gb can go on the sd card.

[@ebaylover24]

a new update has changed this , I think it came out a few months ago I believe.

[@abdullaal-naimi9075]

The big idea behind the Razer Edge and the new Snapdragon G3X SoC is to push Android gaming to the next level. There's supposed to be an SDK released alongside the G3X as well. I'm not sure how much they're sticking to that original vision, but it would be nice if Android as a platform moved past the current mobile gaming market trends.

[@LFC_since1970]

Razor… Edge… I see what they did there…

[@Fernando-ek8jp]

Yeah, they used the same name from 10 years ago when they tried to do the same thing with a windows tablet.

[@jimmyjay689]

Me too chico

[@MilkLegScoop]

​@@Fernando-ek8jp This was a mistake in my opinion. Makes searching things a nightmare. I keep finding results from a decade ago that are irrelevant now. 😅

[@Fernando-ek8jp]

@@MilkLegScoop Eh, it's not a bad name. I actually had a bars time finding the old one

[@mhtweeter]

for switch emulation on android, update to the latest version of skyline(if youre willing to pay for skyline edge you can performance improvements early) and use the custom snapdragon drivers. youll get better compatibility and better performance

[@bertonizack2616]

Or just try egg ns for wayyy better performance

[@mhtweeter]

@@bertonizack2616 skyline performs better than egg ns, no? and its not shady as hell

[@bertonizack2616]

@@mhtweeter your trippin

[@Silver-FoxYT]

​@@bertonizack2616 skyline is significantly better now

[@mhtweeter]

@@Silver-FoxYT thats what i thought

[@iporush1667]

i can see their commercials now! " get your edge on"

[@jjayala]

That c to c connection (or lighting bolt if you are a blue chat) that the kishi and other controllers offer are such a difference maker for the cloud.

[@EthanLeitch]

100% agree about the clickiness of the buttons on the Kishi V2, I love it. One thing to note is that the Razer Kishi V2 doesn't have the headphone jack when you buy it on it's own, only has it with the Edge.

[@luggagewolf2207]

Maybe Netflix should partner with one of these gaming hardware companies to release their own Android handheld device -- Netflix is kinda weirdly leading the charge with bringing indie games to Android -- Into the Breach, Kentucky Route Zero, Spiritfarer, and TMNT: Shredder's Revenge, among a few others.

[@ezrawalker]

Your delivery and sense of humour is wonderful. Great review.

[@shaudshelton3953]

Using the switch sound to cover up a curse word made my day.

[@badslime6453]

Steam deck can actually run wii U games I think which is actually cool because nintendo land was never ported to switch, and there are instances where the steam deck gyro can emulate the dual screens with an external display.

[@danielthakorlal9425]

I love my Wulffden inspired Kishi v1/old Pixel 3 combo - add a little double sided tape for some extra stability. Plays all the games I want to.

[@RichieAnthonyGuitar]

Did not expect to hear music from third strike today. What a great day.

[@ghost-type]

That SFIII Third Strike music at the start was legit.

[@aussieknuckles]

"it looked sick, but not a cool kind of sick, it looked I'll, like I've got to take it to the hospital" Lmao

[@firesonic1010]

I like to think that we are currently living in a Handheld rennaissance

[@Artista_Frustrado]

considering the controllers can be de-attached, i would appreciate if it also had a Tate orientation for Arcade & 3/DS

[@aalfonso1981]

I was thinking the same thing. Essentially you’re paying $400 for a small tablet

[@harrylung2002]

400 for an android ipod.

[@matejamicic3037]

you are better off getting a steam deck

[@zimbu_]

You know they're serious, they held on to that Razer Edge name for 25 years and finally found a product to give it to.

[@jaybird0312]

They wasted it lol

[@BadEnd98]

Yeah, wasted it on an android phone instead of something original

[@Fernando-ek8jp]

I'm happy that the Razer Edge and G Cloud exist. Having bigger names enter the ring, even if they don't fully stick the landing, is just better for the handheld industry.

[@obvious_giraffe8386]

G cloud would make sense if they wouldnt overprice it

[@Fernando-ek8jp]

@@obvious_giraffe8386 Why do you say it's overpriced? Its hardware is more powerful than the switch, for starters.

[@obvious_giraffe8386]

@@Fernando-ek8jp its 50 less than a deck. Also i understand its more powerful than the switch but there are no games that utilize that power

[@Fernando-ek8jp]

@@obvious_giraffe8386 Yes, I know. But just because no games take advantage of it doesn't make the components, R&D, labor, sourcing, etc, magically cheaper. The g cloud is an expensive device, but it's not overpriced. The steam deck is an expensive device, and it is objectively underpriced.

[@obvious_giraffe8386]

@@Fernando-ek8jp i just dont understand why everybody wants bitchin gaming specs in a phone if theres no use for it besides emulation. The gcloud shoud have been with better wifi but lower specs just enough to stream and get the price under $250 imo

[@cosmic_drew]

I got the Kishi V1 for $35 on Amazon. I use my previous phone the LG G8 as a dedicated gaming device with it. It's not as fast as this but it technically only cost me $35 and it's for sure waaay closer to this than it is not.

[@extra4542]

It’s wild to me that these mobile phone controllers are $100 and people just accept it when higher quality first party Xbox/PlayStation controllers are $70

[@allenellisdewitt]

form factor. You need to buy a clip adaptor if you're getting a console controller for it, and even after that extra cost (which really narrows the cost difference) you still have the form factor & comfort to contend with.

[@imanafshari6128]

Apart from portability, and form factor or needing a clip. Which first party controller uses clicky buttons? Ps5, xbox and switch all don't. Xbox dpad are clicky but not the same. In terms of build quality sure they might be better but actual hardware like buttons they're not better

[@JessicaFEREM]

I think they want to make the controllers removable because if you can't or don't want to use the physical controls, they're not bolted on so you can just pull them off. I still think if they made it more like the switch it would be a lot better.

[@Nucleosynthese]

I love that you actually used 3DMark haha! To bad the Galaxy s23 ultra is like 1400$, would be a nice android gaming device with the excellent big screen and specs.

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

I have an S22 Ultra. 👀 I have a Retroid Pocket 3 but maybe I should look into getting a Razer Kishi..... this thing really is a beast, it just isn't as efficient or battery friendly as my RP3.

[@Arjeee]

I use the razer kishi on my Samsung for emulation it's pretty amazing

[@linkssz1699]

Check a redmagic 7 or 8 pro, or a blackshark 5 pro which I have and are built for gaming.

[@zip3704]

If you have an android phone, just get the kishi v2 by itself. I mostly play at home, but with moonlight i can stream my games from my pc with 1440p 120 fps and hdr, with minimal latency. Unless the steam deck gets smaller or a better screen, i dont really play outside my house to ever get one

[@MrEliwankenobi]

There are also other stuff about the Edge in regards to software that set it back against other options. They kishi V2 Pro integration could be enhanced to be firmer and make it feel more like a single unit. Someone could 3D print a mold for that. But the biggest thing for me is the rounded and overly long/wide display. Had it been 16x9 or even 16x10, at 1920x1200, it would have been a LOT better (easier to drive)

[@ZeromuS_]

Kishi seems worth it since i've been considering it for when I don't wanna carry my switch around for some emulation gaming.

[@flare0152]

I actually spent about the same amount of money on my Odin Pro including shipping, and I still think that’s better than the Edge. It may have a more powerful cpu and uses the kishi v2, but you’re getting way less actual game on this than you should when playing 4:3 content and can drain the battery by quite a bit even in sleep mode, and if I want a device strictly for streaming I’d probably use my old iPhone with a backbone controller and if there’s games on ps2 or gamecube and beyond that I can’t play on my Odin, well my steam deck has me covered if I don’t wanna use my desktop. I feel like this is only good for someone that doesn’t already own an android device and doesn’t mind getting more black bars than game

[@NoBettaFeta]

Ended up getting a G Cloud after watching several videos including yours. Seems to be $300 everywhere at the moment, not the full $350. Still a little high but after seeing your experience with emulation I figured it would be worth it at $300. Looking forward to its ergonomics compared to my backbone or the Kishi and having a dedicated streaming unit since I currently use backbone for a good bit of GeForce now streaming.

[@Guitario666]

It's fantastic. That screen size and ergonomics are a game changer

[@akshatjain7005]

Razer had a phone division this is probably the remnants of that. Also making a windows based handheld is much harder than an android one mainly because of cooling.

[@alfredellis8549]

I hate emulating on my main device because if I have to use it for anything else (like calls or texts) it just ruins the experience.

[@obvious_giraffe8386]

I tried a controller clip with my main phone. Its painful... had to take it out all the time to answer stuff and swith songs on spotify

[@xiopik2735]

So it’s basically an exact copy of the back bone one for iPhones….with some “additional features”

[@Stonecones]

Razer did this in 2013 with the edge. All trailers showed it playing Dishonored.

[@Phanbot01]

I plan on trying out the Kishi V2 with the Red Magic 8 Pro, emulation game play will probably be sick on that device. Skyline still has some work to get the level of Yuzu or Ryujinx. When it does reach the ability to play games as well as the other 2 programs, will it raise the ire of Nintendo's legal squad?

[@Zero]

This device fits a rather small niche that I am in. I stream mobile games to twitch like Wild Rift and a few gacha games that don't run well on pc emulators so I need to have a dedicated device for streaming. the cost of a new iphone which has been the norm as best device to stream with has been a crazy cost for me to maintain all these years. I think this device is going to thrive in this small niche community of mobile game streamers. $300 for a great gaming device ? why not

[@sunpi]

Feel like you give such good reviews they have their own structure- lovely watch

[@Octo4533]

i didnt expect ibuki's theme in a tech review video 😭😭😭😭

[@s6rite62]

9:30 now it runs smooth like butter it's amazing

[@MaderaPlay]

4:34 OMG... SHINOOOBIII!!! I thought I was the only one who knew about this game. xD

[@FreemanBgTV]

I am personally more interested in the Steam Deck and GPD Win 4

[@tonyharp9604]

6:47 did you ever heard about Genshin Impact, BOOBBB??!! this thing probably one of the best chance to play it properly on a mobile device with a maxed out setting and probably actually can sustain the high level performance without throttling. and no, the steam deck can't run Genshin at maxed out setting yet even on Lowest Setting its okay-ish.

[@RexxReviews]

G-Cloud was a missed opportunity. The main home GUI should had been called the G-Spot

[@cyprusmiraque]

This video made me realize that Dead Cells was on mobile. Instantly bought it.

[@concretesnail]

Device looks good. But that third strike music edit was too tasty.

[@FrameTheTime]

I don't know about the need for that but I need this channel. Love it!

[@Bendilin]

I legitimately thought this was a channel dedicated to these new retro consoles and here you are apologizing to the audience for the content I'm here for :(

[@dakotaaesoph]

The main issue that prevents us from getting good Windows devices using ARM processors is the exclusive contract Microsoft has with Qualcomm. No one else is allowed to make ARM based devices running Windows without going through Qualcomm, so all of these handhelds have to run AMD mobile chips, otherwise they can't use Windows.

[@christopher32074]

From a perspective I thought that the controller is detachable, I was right but not what I was expecting. It’s just a telescopic controller rather than the Joy Con design.

[@yanni2737]

The whole idea of a separate controller attached to a tablet makes lots of sense and gives amazing versatility to the device. But Razer has to improve certain things. The tablet must be at 7"+ inches (8'' like the PS portal would be amazing) otherwise as many viewers said, you can use your phone instead. In that size there is a valid reason to use the Razer instead of your phone and also to use the tablet for other content consumption. It would make perfect sense and I would buy one tomorrow as with one purchase I would have a tablet, a gaming console and a controller to use with my phone when I don't wanna carry the edge around.

[@LFC_since1970]

Love your content on whichever channel you appear… thanks.

[@Deckman1717]

Props to you Bob I did have the Razer Edge but the main reason, why I got it was for Call of Duty Mobile and Genshin and that didn’t work. So I returned it and I’ll just use my iPhone with the backbone plus I enjoy playing Emulation on the Retroid Pocket 3.

[@ussfreedom]

I do both of those games on the Ayn Odin. The Odin has decent screen mapping that allows me to do both of those games. It would also be a horsepower upgrade for emulation from your Retroid as well.

[@Deckman1717]

Oh nice nice true

[@Gevlyn507]

Dang, I thought you would have been all aboard the Skyline train.

[@thedadamer]

The phone drummer is cool. I used to do that in my car with subwoofers.

[@brokenp1ank]

You should really check out the backbone if you haven’t already. It would make a good lil video

[@gaming4fun2022]

the way u explained stuff's just so fun ✌🏻

[@inutted4594]

There is a pretty good console games that you can buy for phone Dead cells, Streets of rage 4, Oddmar, Doom etc

[@roytimere1682]

You should check out the backbone controller! You don’t have to trick call of duty in order to use it

[@garethbeaton8414]

Telescopic Bluetooth pad on a 10 ich tablet is killer

[@sunnydivino]

watching videos like this one makes me happy for buying an LG V60 for emulation along with that cheap aliexpress Bluetooth controller

[@CozyGen]

I thought the Edge was a cellphone too…? It is one of the ones I’ve been debating buying for a very long time. And I really love just laying in bed, curled in a ball, playing games on my phone, so this would be perfect

[@corneliusbuckley8897]

I think the thing that you're missing is that it's a phone correct? The versatility to be able to use it for normal everyday phone use and slide it into the controller specifically when you want to game seems like a big plus for someone in the market for a phone, but also wants some quality mobile emulation.

[@theonlinelime1992]

Ds emulation would be awesome on this, main display on the TV while the touch screen is on the handheld

[@pronounjow]

If I was in the market for a new Android phone, I could consider this device, although 6 GB RAM is a little low... I am on Verizon, so I could get that model instead. Attach the controller to play and detach it to just use the phone, especially on the go and if I only have up to 5 minutes to burn. I agree on the USB-C charging-only passthrough complaint, but it's a minor complaint for me. The biggest problem to me is how lots of Android app developers, including those from Google themselves, treat Android as a third-rate platform, with them assuming that only mobile touchscreen devices run Android. Even Microsoft and Amazon are trying to help Google eliminate this perception.

[@shassabo]

One good argument for the separate controller is for touchscreen only games or using it as a more comfortable tablet. That might be part of the reason they did it like this. I'm not saying it's perfect logic, but it's a plus.

[@heyGetoutofthere]

You nailed it when you said mobile battle royals. Most people using it for Apex Legends Mobile imo

[@dizzydaisy909]

spongebob bfbb rehydrated is on android, I think that'd be good to include in testing these android things

[@Magusguile]

The Razer Edge also has active cooling, so it can keep pushing harder for longer is about the only reason I didn't hear you mention that would make it a bit better then a powerful Android phone...but still not worth it imo

[@moseyburns1614]

My PC gaming buddies give me lots of shit for being in my mid 30s and just now getting into gaming on my phone but these dudes are sleeping on a great gaming experience. Everybody has a phone and if you already have Game Pass, then with the addition of a ~40$ Kishi v1 you have an amazing handheld gaming experience. I continue to listen after a Steamdeck but in the meantime this setup is almost perfect

[@pjsampras7072]

Regarding easier setup, the android version of emudeck is coming soon.

[@phoenixthedm9791]

Would you recommend getting an AYN Odin over the Razer Edge if I'm specifically looking for PS2 emulation?

[@RGGeek]

While I love the Odin, I'd say if you want a handheld primarily for PS2 emulation, I'd recommend the Steam Deck.

[@happyblobfishgaming9231]

I have needed a gamepad for my s22, I just used your link to get this.

[@kaiserdostuff]

This is a classic razer brain. Their Kishi product is still testing the water. Reminds me of when Razer first released a laptop and the next year, they made a serious move into the market. 🤣

[@minzato4268]

Just throwing it out there-- I have a Pixel 6, using a razer kishi runs gamecube beautifully. I have played twilight princess portably with no issues

[@zacheus1]

The replaceability of the controller is amazing… a button or joystick is broken, it’s way more convenient to replace or repair…

[@GyroCannon]

Having the controllers not built in is a definite pro In a few years, if phones get good enough to emulate more modern hardware (let's say Xbox One / PS4), you can just buy a new phone and slap the controllers onto that. Of course, this limits the Razer Edge to people who don't already have an Android device that they can slap a Kishi to, which is a small minority of people.

[@towerguarder]

Idk why this exist. Why would someone get this over a steam deck, unless u are hardcore into mobile games. A gaming tablet like the nvidia shield with kishi would have been a much better proposition.

[@herroldj]

They did make a windows based handheld years ago. Ironically the razer edge with like a tablet for factor a controller sled and an nvidia 730 if memory serves

[@_Turbocat777]

Speaking of your camera/photography video.... Tito just released a gameboy camera mod that I think a lot of people would love to see you try out.

[@PlayingKarrde]

The Kishi v2 is just a straight up clone of the Backbone controller, except for android and adds those useless extra buttons. Really, since you’re an iPhone user and you like the Kishi you really should pick one up. It’s amazing.

[@Mrbowgod]

at this time, the kishi v2 does not have a headphone jack. the kishi included with the razer edge is the kishi v2 pro, which they do not sell yet. I bought a backbone because it has a headphone jack.

[@sonicblast19]

Well there is Wreckfest on Android. Grid Autosport. There was a time when Kotr and jade empire was on Android and Nvidia Tegra versions of half life 2 and borderlands 2 and tps

[@johnregala9144]

If only genshin impact has controller support on Android, that'll be cool.

[@scottbee22]

The Backbone for iPhone existed in this format before the Kishi v2.

[@DanielWinterAt]

I guess it's 2 parts so you could theoretically upgrade the brain and screen later on, of course this is only valid if a possible version 2 is in the same dimensions

[@manman9765]

as someone who owns a steam deck and gaming pc i ended up getting the edge with 5g from verizon for only 9.99 extra per month on my bill sometimes i dont want to lug out my entire steam deck which is much heavier to play some games. with the edge playing a quick game of halo is awesome when the steam decks steam os cant run infinite. i understand the issue with the cod mobile controls but there is 3rd party software ive found that works decent. but for myself the removable controllers are there for storage. having a seperate case for the controllers and slipping the tablet in my backpacks tablet holder makes everything much easier then my steam deck. in fact the versatility of the screen and removable controllers makes it easier at work. im not stared at for bringing a thick giant gaming device and media viewing is incredible including steam link where i can sit back and play hogwarts with better quality and visuals compared to my steam deck.

[@DiggZiggah]

Shout out to the third strike Ibuki theme, let's go

[@adventurousash]

From a marketing perspective, if people hear a game is going to be a console, PC, and mobile game, it will only be known as a mobile game(with a lot of negative connotations). That's what keeps indies off androids, at least for the first few years after release.

[@mentaikiryo]

For $400 you could also buy a Switch Oled or two switch lites. Honestly entertaining video.