blacktout
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70 million sold and "obscure" do not mix.
And here I thought I was laying the sarcasm down too thick.
70 million sold and "obscure" do not mix.
And here I thought I was laying the sarcasm down too thick.
soon$400 burgers ??????
switch 2 sell same 4 days switch1 MONTH ahahaA flop, slow sell than first switch. You saw here first. It's going to be hard for Nintendo to justify its hardware to developers taking it to another level in the next generation, and Nintendo's games will again be pushing its hardware. Nothing unusual. But not even close to the Switch 1, imo.
Calm down GigaBowserswitch 2 sell same 4 days switch1 MONTH ahaha
game over
PS3 never caught up; it finished 14 million units behind the Wii.Nintendo must not be over confident. Long legs in sales is the most important. Nintendo has to have constant supply of there exclusives, like new Mario, new Zelda, new Donkey Kong, New Metroid, Earthbound, Kirby etc. And third party support big games like a GTA or RE or it will just gather dust in a few years.
It is all about how you end the race. Wii has good momentum but lost in the end. Remember that Ps3 won the console wars at almost the tail end of the Ps3 life.
I stand corrected. Well maybe many got use to categorizing Wii not the same as Ps3 and Xbox 360, but a different platform. Anyway my point is complacency.PS3 never caught up; it finished 14 million units behind the Wii.
it's great, mario kart bundle isn't pulling much past 600, ebay fees are 13% of the price, so anywhere with sales tax above 8% they're already losing money.And Nintendo did a great job handling the scalper situation by increasing supply.
The good thing is Nintendo stated the Switch generation well, maintained it well through its life, ended it well, and then transitioned that into launching the Switch 2 well. They have made some fuck ups along the way (notably with software pricing on Switch 2, and their online decisions on Switch 1), but they have been able to tank them by making desirable hardware backed by quality software coming out at a near monthly pace.I stand corrected. Well maybe many got use to categorizing Wii not the same as Ps3 and Xbox 360, but a different platform. Anyway my point is complacency.
Nintendo must always remain with there principle of exclusives stay as exclusives , no porting to other platform even to PC. That is the reason I bought Nintendo console and handheld in the past.The good thing is Nintendo stated the Switch generation well, maintained it well through its life, ended it well, and then transitioned that into launching the Switch 2 well. They have made some fuck ups along the way (notably with software pricing on Switch 2, and their online decisions on Switch 1), but they have been able to tank them by making desirable hardware backed by quality software coming out at a near monthly pace.
As long as they don't deviate from this playbook, and at this point it seems like they are determined to stick to the Switch playbook, then they will continue getting success. Maybe not 150 million selling success, but 100-120 million selling on an ongoing basis.
Oh yeah, the second Nintendo starts porting its core projects to other platforms is when Nintendo platforms are completely unsustainable. It's why Nintendo is such an asshole about emulation and fan games and ROM hacks and all that other stuff they act like shitheads about, because they know keeping their games exclusive is the only card they hold.Nintendo must always remain with there principle of exclusives stay as exclusives , no porting to other platform even to PC. That is the reason I bought Nintendo console and handheld in the past.
And this is why reviews don't matter. All the whining and complaining and all the press about how Nintendo didn't send out review consoles or codes for Mario Kart until the day before the launch, none of that actually mattered at all. Not a single person was like "Fuck this, if I don't see a review score for Mario Kart World this morning on IGN before I go pickup my pre-order at Best Buy, I'm canceling". That's not a thing.
It didn't matter at all and 3.5 million Switch 2s sold in less than five days proved that. 30% more units sold than what Switch 1 sold (and for $150-$200 more!) in an entire month. And an $80 game with a friggin' 90% attach rate.
Sounds like all the salty tears are yours.Ok? Are you going to cry?
Never compared when Nintendo are doing well. Always compared to death when the sales are not so good. But I do agree with you that Nintendo are looking at the wider market. But consoles and sales will always be compared.I stand corrected. Well maybe many got use to categorizing Wii not the same as Ps3 and Xbox 360, but a different platform. Anyway my point is complacency.