Well it was a significant engineering task to get the game running on the PS4 and Xbox One.
With a 30fps target. And running at 1600x900 on the Xbox one.
It's one of the best looking games on console.
Look at the dragon quest heroes 2 screenshots on PS4 vs Switch here:
http://www.nintendolife.com/news/20...i_on_switch_shapes_up_against_the_ps4_version
The game on PS4 doesn't look that complex at all and still the switch has a significant downgrade.
The consoles have 8 core processors with mid range desktop level GPUs.
It's a matter of power consumption, battery life and heat dissipation so the Switch can't compete.
Raw performance wise it'll compete with the Wii U / Xbox 360 / PS3 but with the benefit of today's architecture.
Nothing has been said or shown to say otherwise so I'm comfortable making that assertion.
I'm capable of reading English. Tabata is being diplomatic.
Also I've got a degree in Electronics Engineering and work in the tech industry. I may not be an expert but I have a base level understand to understand what I'm talking about.