KLAMarine on 27 April 2016
| Turkish said: It's simple: If Nintendo was confident about the console and its line-up they would launch during the holidays. A March launch says they're scared of the competition and limits it to the hardcore Nintendo fanbase (who'd buy it any time of the year) as the mainstream would've spent their money months prior. Skipping holiday suggests to me they're not going all in, thing won't even be at E3. Sounds like really bad news. |
Or maybe the hardware just isn't ready development-wise and Nintendo needs more time to work out any potential kinks?
I'd much rather Nintendo release a functional console than rush it out for the holidays.
