Lonely_Dolphin said:
Then like he said, wait until a sufficient amount of games you're into are on the console before buying in the future. I did that with the Wii U and despite it getting the worst software support ever I was never sitting around waiting instead of playing. |
I mean, in his defense the Switch got a phenomenal onslaught in the second half of last year.
This Spring is slower no doubt and definitely seems targeted at non-Wii U owners which is understandable to a degree, that is 90% of the potential customer base. But it can leave some hanging.
And while I don't defend droughts often, the first Spring or two of a console are usually pretty meh. One of the reasons I have so rarely bought hardware in year 1. June on seems pretty tight for the Switch though. It seems honestly like this year has a similar tempo to last year. A calm spring followed by a fast paced summer and fall capped off with a big winter.