| Bandorr said: I predict no one will take this thread seriously. |
I honnestly can't think about many reason it would sell more.
The switch has the same flaws than the Wii U, low third party support, unpowered hardware, it can't really move casuals, and Nintendo is unable to produce HD titles in large quantities. But when the Wii U started, Nintendo was full of cash, the market leader, they had a free network, and they started a year ahead... now they are dealing with an after saturn-like scenario, and they are facing the massive PS4 market and the price drops to come.
The only positive thing would be if the switch is considered as an handled console and if that matters, and I don't think it will. Because of its price, the development costs, the battery and the smartphone market, it will not sell like the handled used to.
So, I agree with the OP, it will fail slightly harder than the Wii U.
