fleischr said:
Far more expensive and niche things get advertised on Super Bowl too - like luxury cars and website hosting. Nintendo to many people is niche brand. A luxury brand in that if you play Nintendo - you probably own other systems too. But the point is to make Nintendo a mass market brand again. A great Super Bowl ad can do a lot to make that happen. Nintendo can always make a big aftershock with the right kind of nostalgia play. |
I was thinking that while I wrote my comment, but I think things like website hosting and luxury cars have a broader niche. Like, there are probably less people overall who have a need to host a website than who might buy a switch, but the people who need the service have less in common otherwise, so you need to simply get the message out to a lot of people.
Like, if you're marketing the Switch there are game websites to buy adspace in, you could probably promote it at comic con, in theaters before a marvel movie, on a popular kids show, etc. But there's no real place that people who need a website are going to congregate.







