I predict it crashes and burns in a few months
I predict it won't even see the light of day. Much like many "super consoles" that were hyped and faded away.
But none of these competitors really stand a chance. The video game biz has usually been a two horse race (or two horses and a straggler). SNES vs. Genesis, NES vs. SMS, N64 vs. Playstation. Of course systems like Turbo Grafix 16 and the Saturn were the third wheels in many popular console battles.
The only reasons we've managed to keep three systems healthy now is because Microsoft has tons of money and Nintendo is kept alive by its loyal fans and its Gameboy. Of course, if Nintendo can get some better input from their old nemisis Sega, instead of remakes of Sonic (and yes playing the Sonic collection on a Nintendo system still seems strange to me) then that might be what they need to reclaim their old glory. The new F-Zero is a small step in the right direction.
Sorry, I like waxing about the home console industry.