Why the Switch 2's backwards compatibility is a gamechanger

To me, Nintendo vs Valve is shaping up to be the console war to watch. I go into details as to why Nintendo's push for backwards compatibility makes them more in-line with Valve while at the same time, Valve is making moves to be closer in scope to a Switch competitor. Lenovo adding their handhelds to the list of SteamOS consoles along-side the Steam Deck is a huge move towards Steam being the goto for mobile gaming.

Gameplay (Hellbreak Demo): https://store.steampowered.com/app/3363290/HELLBREAK_Demo/?curator_clanid=34907549

https://www.gamesradar.com/platforms/nintendo-switch/nintendo-switch-2-backwards-compatibility-explained/

https://www.xda-developers.com/valve-install-steamos-on-anything/#:~:text=Lenovo%20announced%20the%20first%20third-party%20gaming%20handheld%20device,handhelds%20like%20the%20Legion%20Go%20and%20ROG%20Ally.

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Outro Audio: https://soundbible.com/1936-Crisp-Ocean-Waves.html / https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/