Lego City Undercover sold more on Switch than PS4 X1 in U.S

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zorg1000 said:

Mr Puggsly said:

there is a lack of games for Switch.

twintail said:
And there is tons of other software on PS4/ X1

Darwinianevolution said:
there aren't that many Switch games around

Rem87919394 said:
there isn't much to play on Switch and a ton of things on PS4 to buy

Areym said:
Ehh, I mean the PS4 has much better offerings than a Lego game so I'm not surprised in the least.

HintHRO said:
The other consoles are packed with newer content.

TallSilhouette said:

Having lots of other games to play. 

Called it, its funny how this argument comes up every time a Switch games does well.

Zelda sells over 2 million. Yeah, well its not like there is anything else to play.

1-2 Switch is on track to sell 1 million. Yeah, well what else are people supposed to buy?

Bomberman sells over 500k. Not suprising, Switch owners gotta buy something.

Snipperclips sells 350k. Not like there are alot of options.

Neo Geo Classics sell over 200k. Switch owners are really desperate for games.

Lego City debuts higher than PS4/XBO versions. Switch has no games, PS4/XBO have alot.

Mario Kart sells over 1 million in one day and sets franchise record. Not impressed, its the first game in almost 2 months.

Maybe at some point we can just admit that Switch is doing well.

 

I would agree with you if Switch was a home console,(many forget and assume its a home console that competes with PS4/XB1 in comparisons) but its a portable with an option of TV out. We already know that Nintendo portables does very well with software espcially with the popular games, and all the games which sold well are good fit for portables and they are not much games to play also which contributes a bit.

Lets see in long term how much it holds well and if any one of the big 3rd party games solds well in Switch than PS4/XB1 then I will say its a big success for Nintendo, and I can bet that Switch willl do great with Indie titles and their IP's which is usual because you buy Nintendo hardware for their games mostly, but not so much with AAA games of 3rd party (mostly it will never get big games).