| Pavolink said: We still don't know of those 60-47million are going to upgrade to Switch. And I doubt Nintendo is aiming to just get that as they want to improve this gen when they are definitely not very successful. |
You still don't get the point you earliar were arguing about the Wii U userbase, that 60-47m makes them not as significant because in theory if they all left and every 3DS owner buys a switch Nintendo would have matched/outsold the SNES, or even matched the NES if all 60m buy it. Nintendo aren't looking at it the way you are they're likely looking at the switch as a combined userbase which is probably why 3DS owners are having it good right now as Nintendo likely is more focused on them migrating over. Despite some people complaining a number of Wii U owners in reality would still migrate over, if Switch is priced right I can see it grabbing some non Wii U console gamers as well.
Selling 60-47m on a new hybrid device is an improvement over this gen they would have outsold all but 2 of their previous, they'd have a significant userbase in both portable and home markets again. It would be one 60-47m that they can fully focus and build on for every future gen.
