| poklane said: Gotta give it to Nintendo, the Switch is doing amazing. Still doubt it will be able to hold on for years though once the releases start slowing down. Future pricing will also be important, if Nintendo sticks to $300 while PS4 and XB1 go to $200 then jeez. Especially with all the marketing deals. |
I think we'll have to wait til May/June to see where the Switch starts to level off at. By then, Nintendo should have enough units out for the initial demand to be met and should be staying on shelves. I agree about the price. $300 for the Switch, when the PS4 Pro may be the same price later this year, is too much to ask from the general market. They had better not try to pull off a Wii U and only drop the unit by $50 for the rest of its lifetime. For the masses to really jump in, it's going to have to hit $199.
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About a week to go and Yooka Laylee isn't even in the Top 100. Wonder if the appeal is that small or if the controversy with Jon Tron and them banning people asking for refunds has affected sales. Looking at R&C sales, though, I would think there's a market for 3D platforms still.
