SpokenTruth said:
The feel is different. It's an intangible but very real factor. Wii U had a solid launch week but that's it and that was during the holidays. This has been solid for 2 months during late winter/early spring.
That said, Switch is doing way better than Wii U. First months sales have nearly equated Wii U's first entire year and certainly has including April. Wii U launched in Nov 2012 and sold 2.25 million units through the end of the year. Switch sold 2.74 million in just March. So not only is the feel very different, the numbers are too. Very different. |
Of course, but you're also comparing it to the worst selling Nintendo home console of all time. Let's hope those numbers aren't comparible! However, I'm also of the mind that even a Switch that sells double what the Wii U did can't be called a success. This isn't a sprint, it's a marathon, and the Switch is barely out of the gates. By all means, but there are reasons that continue to persist that should force rational people to be more cautiously optimistic about the Switch going forward.







