It's especially ridiculous considering that the Switch has a touch screen on it, why not use it? (metacritic.com)
But that controller has a touch screen on it and some crazy streaming tech, and it's new hardware competing with a 360 and PS3 that can still command those prices years later. (snackbar-games.com)
Not only that, but when you have input devices with screens on them (whether or not they be touch screens or monitors), one will worry about possible damage and the pricey replacement costs associated with such damage. (retrogamenetwork.com)