| maxleresistant said: Honestly, things really didn't look good for the Switch at launch. But the understocking of the system really worked wonders. And the fact that this is a handheld, and that Nintendo has no more competitor in the dedicated handeld market really helped too. But as far as long terms sales goes, I still don't think it will top the 3DS. |
This has nothing to do about the system being understocked.If the demand wasnt there at first, the console wouldnt sell regardless.The low stock might have a few people buy the system earlier than they wanted?Sure, but theser people would have bought regardless(Given the games announced, probably before holiday season) and it would be a significant number.
And the Switch has the advantage to also being a handheld, on top of being a home console.Its an advantage that should be disregarded as not something that wasnt planned, if you understand what I mean.Its simply Nintendo playing to its strenghts and understanding the reality of the market(at the very least on Japan)
My (locked) thread about how difficulty should be a decision for the developers, not the gamers.
https://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=241866&page=1







