SpokenTruth said:
Bofferbrauer said:
Because only a few actually have a Switch already and since there ain't too many good games out on the system yet, sales will probably be initially frontloaded and then drop sharply, setting on a sales level which it will keep for many weeks and months after that. But that level should be relatively high due to the high influx of new Switch owners looking for some great game to play until much more big hitters are available for the console.
Alson Wii U MK8 owners will most probably buy the game either early on when they got their Switch, or not at all since they have already the Wii U version, with little in between.
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I don't see how. How will this Mario Kart game drop sales faster than normal on a console that is selling faster than normal?
Wouldn't that mean sales would stay up more than normal as the install base is growing faster?
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Both in fact. Which I explained before but apparently not good enough
The level it will sell over the months starting May will be higher than usual, but it will drop faster down to that level than the previous itinerations of Mario Kart, where the sales stayed relatively high over months before settling on it's respective level
