The Federal Trade Commission has created a new console market that conveniently removes Nintendo from the big picture.There is no walled garden in which Sony or Microsoft do not have to acknowledge, respect, or consistently analyze Nintendo's business model.The Switch is new enough to be a relevant and key player in the modern and present console gaming market--that it cannot perform as well as a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X/S does not mean it cannot compete against these platforms.I agree with the technical designation of the high-performance console market, but in this instance, the FTC is amiss to conveniently remove Nintendo from a newly-defined market in an effort to illustrate a specific point, and to narrow the focus to Microsoft and Sony while effectively removing the second-largest console maker on the planet and considerably shrink the size, scope, and value of said market.Here's how the FTC describes the new high-performance console market: Page 6 Of these three console makers, PlayStation and Xbox compete in a high performance segment that includes only the most technologically advanced and capable consoles."