Lawlight said:
So? 2D Marios sell better. It had a Mario Kart as well. The GC had Zeldas and that didn't sell well either. There is no way the Switch costs less than $249 or even $299 unless the hardware is weak and the thing is cheaply made. They will probably not include an hdmi cable, a charging cable, a hard drive. |
Well Wii U software was few and far between and just because a title sells well doesn't make it a system seller. See Minecraft. But one game amongst a 6month software drought, marketing confusion and overpricing can only have so much effect.
But the Gamecube comparison is right. That is where a Nintendo home console sits without equal third party support. That too is why the NS is a handheld and potentially a tablet.
$249 is the sweet spot for what it will offer but I think it can afford to launch at $300 and ride out 1 holiday at that price, backed by the right games and a strong marketing campaign.







