Green098 said:
Indeed, but I'm still they want the full sales potential by releasing multi-platform from now on in Japan with a Switch version (which is also doing big in the west). I mean the DS version of Ni no Kuni sold 540k in Japan! I'm sure they want to tap into the huge handheld market in Japan, especially considering how pretty much all of their games are Anime inspired with the most successful ones (Layton, Yo-kai Watch, Inazuma Eleven and even Snack World) having their own shows. Their now current focus on Switch/PS4 was definitely a no brainier. |
Multiplatform always seems like the best choice. Even when a lot of japanese companies were releasing on PS4/Vita/PS3 the Vita version always seemed to be competitive, but now support is dropping. For some reason japanese companies don't like multiplat that much whether it be a dying platform like Vita or a new budding platform like Switch.
