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bonzobanana said:
Miyamotoo said:

I dont see how that has anything with this, and that are just investors, I am pretty sure that Investors were not delatithet even with Wii idea, Investors wants to Nintendo be more like Sony with PS4, but that approach for Nintendo does not guarantee success at all, actually Switch approach for Nintendo has much higher chances for success.

I think the article has some important concerns about the Switch. Ultimately  though we are all waiting to see if after the launch the Switch will find a wider audience. If not will a price cut or bundle get them to buy. It feels to me that the USA will be a good market for Switch from what has been reported. In the UK it was reported it would launch at £199 and that seemed a great price and many were interested but then £280 hit as the official price and came as a shock and was above current ps4 and xbox one pricing this seemed to do a lot of damage. I personally don't feel the Switch will do well in the UK after the launch itself, I'm expecting numbers to drop to very low numbers. Hopefully I'm wrong though. The US which is a much more important market sounds more positive.

Disagree, like I wrote, they are just investors that actually didn't like Wii idea either.

UK was always weakest market for Nintendo, and UK is just one country from Europe and not even biggest.