S.T.A.G.E. said:
MDMAlliance said:
I would like to point out that your point is very weak here, because number of subscribers mean very little.
pewdiepie may have over 30m subscribers, but his videos average way less than 30m views each. They average less than 10m each. Many of his videos are under 5m in the view mark, and those are generally his more recent videos as well. The majority of his videos with the most amount of views are from 1 year ago or longer.
Also, the Playstation youtube account only has 1/10th the amount of subscribers pewdiepie has. How much does that mean, given that Sony is pretty much leading this gen home console sales?
What I'm saying is that pewdiepie's influence is not THAT big for companies like Nintendo, Sony, or Microsoft. He definitely could have an effect, but it's easily debateable on how much it really is.
edit: I should also point out here, to strengthen what I've been saying, is that the subscriber-to-viewer count for pewdiepie is worse than many others who have 3-5m subscribers.
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PewDiePie has numerous subcategories, dude. The views are split among all of those. Regardless he tramples over Nintendo in views, so theres is definitely nothing weak about what I am saying. Its Nintendos influence on Youtube that is more questionable than his.
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However, you're confirming the fact that not everyone watches every video of pewdiepies. People will skip what they don't want to watch. So 30m people are NOT going to all watch pewdiepie play a game for the Wii U. In reality, it would likely be somewhere between 2-6m people. That is NOT more than the amount of people who own Wii U's. And out of those viewers, how many of them will buy a Wii U and/or the Nintendo game in question because they saw pewdiepie play it? I imagine that the answer is likely to be insignificant if it's a Mario game, Zelda game, or any of the other major Nintendo IPs that Nintendo generally has been blocking.
Nintendo's own channel is irrelevant because how many subscribers they have is not a reflection of how many people care about Nintendo products.