quickrick said:
zorg1000 said:
Nintendo consoles lose momentum faster than Xbox based on what exactly?
Xbox
Launch-Nov 2001
Peak-2004 (3rd year)
Replaced-Nov 2005
360
Launch-Nov 2005
Peak-2011 (6th year)
Replaced-Nov 2013
What does a normal cycle for Xbox look like?
Here are the Nintendo consoles since 2001
GBA
Launch-June 2001
Peak-2003 (3rd year)
Replaced-Nov 2004
GC
Launch-Nov 2001
Peak-2003 (2nd year)
Replaced-Nov 2006
DS
Launch-Nov 2004
Peak-2008 or 2009 (4th/5th year)
Replaced-March 2011
Wii
Launch-Nov 2006
Peak-2008 (2nd year)
Replaced-Nov 2012
3DS
Launch-March 2011
Peak-2011 (1st year)
Replaced-March 2017
Wii U
Launch-Nov 2012
Peak-2014 (2nd year)
Replaced-March 2017
Based on that when does a normal Xbox console lose momentum and when does a normal Nintendo console lose momentum?
If Switch was just a home console than you could make a good guess but its also a handheld which are not nearly as consistent.
Saying Nintendo consoles normally lose momentum faster than Xbox consoles is based on absolutely nothing.
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please show me a console that started off amazing like wii, n64, and 3ds, and ended with such a low ltd, in regards to there early performance in the US.
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Wow what an answer.
You cant just take 3 out of 10 consoles and make a conclusion off that. On top of that 1 of your 3 examples makes no sense because Wii did amazing in the US, over 40 million.
Also you ignored the point about Xbox having only 2 consoles to base things on which had completely different cycles so no conclusion about a "normal" Xbox can be made.
Ill repeat it, saying Nintendo consoles lose monentum faster than Xbox consoles is based on absolutely nothing.
