So, Switch thoughts:
-I love the joycon controllers. I can see why they are so expensive as they are essentially 2 individual tiny standalone controllers. Used one to play through a full zone in Sonic Mania and my hands felt fine...Anything that requires the use of both triggers may be difficult. Seems like the price of giving the level of functionality these things have, put them a bit too far up the scale price wise.
-ARMS is awesome. It's like Punch-Out with a bit more complexity to it. I got absolutely thrashed on it but, great fun none the less. I also found out today you can just use button controls if you don't want to use motion. This is what RIGS was to FPS on the PSVR, nice wee twist that'll build a reasonable fanbase. Art style also pops in real life.
-Super Bomberman R will probably be the next Rocket League for me in terms of perfect multiplayer. Currently Switch exclusive according to the Konami rep but it's amazing. Played with 3 other players in table top mode. All players used a single joycon
-1,2 Switch has a lot of fun mini games but this should be bundled, simply put. I'd pick up at £15 for drunken party hilarity.
-The Hardware is lovely, I really like it and it feels very well made.
All in all, enjoyable. If you're expecting Nintendo to suddenly stop doing Ninty things, this isn't the console by the looks of it currently.
Between Splatoon, Super Bomberman R and MK8D I'll pay it off in Year 1 in regard to hours played.
The console's architecture should lend it easy for companies to port to if they really wanted to, so it'll be interesting to see how that ends up.
Pro controller is also immense but soooo expensive.
Experienced no FPS drops at all. Games played:
-Sonic Mania
-FAST MRX
-Super Bomberman R
-ARMS
-Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
-1,2 Switch
Zelda and Splatoon were impossible to get a shot of, ran out of time in my session.