| mutantsushi said: I don't see it replacing 3DS. It is going to cost quite a bit more. No reason why they can't have 2 mobile offerings, one low-end, one high-end hybrid. Note they've already signaled end of life for Wii U. They haven't for 3DS. |
The Switch trailer featured no children, just 20-somethings while 3DS ads typically are aimed at children/parents.
That makes me believe Switch will be marketed as a more premium, high-end device and 3DS will remain their low cost kid-friendly device for a couple years until 3DS support dries up and Switch price comes down.
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