Thanks for your insight, guy who still has an AOL account.

First off, there isn’t even the first sign that Nintendo’s getting involved in VR. Therefore, if they do, it will be years after the others, and at an inflated cost they can ill afford: accessories are already far too costly for the Switch, and with that console way too weak to power a VR headset, that means any set they DO come out with that works with the Switch will have to have most of the power within… meaning more expensive.

Second, you talked “historically speaking,” but you mentioned ONE generation, and you STILL characterized it all wrong. It wasn’t “quality of gameplay” that sold the Wii(are you kidding me? most of that console’s library consisted of inaccurate waggle-ware, and despite being the first to market, the Wii actually had the worst motion controls of last gen), but rather its novelty. It DID sell quickly because of that, and while it shot out to an early lead, it was pretty much dead in the water years before the other two. It also did not wait and let the PS3 and 360 duke it out, as it released a whole two days AFTER the PlayStation of the 7th generation. This is also not enough to constitute a pattern, as it’s just ONE instance of what you describe occurring.

Third, the Wii was NOT first to VR/AR, as the PS2 did it the gen prior…

… you know what? Correcting all this crap would take far too long. Much easier to say that you’re wrong on pretty much all fronts and leave it at that.