Otter said:
Possibly a Vo.2 as oppose to an actual rebranded model. The same way we got the PS4 with less power consumption and slightly modified internals in summer 2015 |
Nintendo never doing revision of hardware just after one year, maybe end of 2018. or beginning of 2019, but not before that. Even PS4 got revision closer to after 2 years, not to after 1 year.
Vor said: ppl seems to forget that Switch is supposed to replace both the 3ds and the wii u so I think its not that unrealistic. 16m is a bit below both the 3ds and the wii u's peak year (13.95 and 3.6 mil. respectively), CMIIW. |
Thats not so simple, even if Switch is aiming at handheld and home console market in same time, you can't really say just WiiU+3DS numbers.
Ariakon said:
True, but they also placed Wii U's forecasts at 9 million well after launch, and it ended up doing about a third of that. As you say, though, production plans and sales forecasts are very different. I'm still very bullish on Switch, I just think that 16m might be a bit high. I could definitely see 12 to 13 million, though. |
Yup, if they have plan to produce in FY 2017 (note that plan could easily change during year), I dont think they planning to sell exactly same number but they could aim at something like 12-14m to sell.