"The Nintendo Switch Is Selling Exactly As Fast As Sony's PS4" - Forbes

[DonFerrari]

Alby_da_Wolf said:

DonFerrari said: 

No one ever accused Nintendo of making good choices on WiiU, right?

I remember that once I wrote that maybe Ninty would have better made an entry-level WiiU version with a 5" display tablet controller, making it easier to handle and a lot cheaper to build (back then 5" displays already were dirt cheap), and at least one person answered me that the tablet was perfect as it was.    

Sorry then, I was wrong. Seem like someone approved all Nintendo decisions =p

SpokenTruth said:

DonFerrari said:

I liked that you included every single game even smaller ones and that you consider 2009 as year 4 of Wii using the couple months of 2006 as full year, meaning your whole table is likely having one year added. But thanks for the list and for showing the Heaviest Hitters were on the first half of the consoles life and not the second half.

Guess you missed years 5 and 6 on those lists too.  And EVERY platform holder puts more of their biggest titles in the first 3 years compared to the last 3. ALL of them.

But that's beyond what you said. 
You said Nintendo drops support in 4th year.  I just proved they do not. 
You said Sony puts big titles like GT6 and TLOU at the end.  I just proved to you that Nintendo also puts big titles at the end.

This is a narrative that needs to stop because it's false.  I told you previously that demand drops earlier for N consoles than Sony which is prolonged by long term 3rd party support. 

No man, I said Nintendo put more games on the first half (Sony does in the second case you haven't noticed). But I'll conced that MS is the one that really drops support very early.

What I also said was that Nintendo left Wii before it was really dropping and moved to WiiU and similar on the others, that is seem on the biggest hitters of Nintendo showing on release, like Zelda and Mario for Switch, Mario 64 on N64 and several others if you go look.

But I'll conced I wasn't aware Ninty had released so many games on the second half of the console cycle. I saw the other years, but I was pointing that all of they needed to exclude at least 1 year on the count