They said they are going to address what is going to improve and other things at a latter date, the first 6 months or so is "free trail".

Plus a lot of the problems this event had is pacing they probally had to take a lot out to allow for translations, so the event dragged on. Plus since this was a even for Japanese press and

It would be an easier pill to swallow if we could see the improvements now, indeed. But Kimishima told us practically nothing of the coming features, so who knows what to expect?

If they are doing paid online then their online service better be up to scratch cause as it stands now the WiiU online is probably worse than the ps3 was.

Well, Splatoon 2, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Super Mario Odyssey and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is better than what the Wii U had in its first year.

the youtube stream had a 40 to 1 like ratio, clearly your opinions are in the minority.

If you don't like Zelda, The Switch at launch isn't for you, it's just that simple. I think this will do better numbers than the Wii U but not by a whole lot.

Hyperbole: The Thread

It will be to casuals who make or break consoles. if you're a parent and your kid wants a gaming console, why pick up a Switch with a weak lineup and inferior power over a PS4 or XB1 for the same (or lower) price with 3/4 years worth of games? For us, hardcore fans of our respective consoles, $50 is nothing. For casual buyers, might make all the difference.

RavenXtra said: Hyperbole: The Thread

Maybe, maybe not. We'll see in the coming year.

Launch title games definitely is one of my biggest issues, and them trying to continue with motion controls isn't good

Other games look good, but those two aren't system sellers