Bofferbrauer2 said:
It's mostly due to a pretty dry season concerning high profile releases. 4 updated Wii U re-releases (Bayonetta 1+2, Hyrule Warriors and DK:TF), 2 Labo which seriously ain't for everybody, a relatively meh Kirby in terms of ratings. In other words not much to set the sales on fire. But this won't be like this for long. In June the Switch will certainly pick up steam, and not just because of E3. Mario Tennis Aces on the 22nd and the following week Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy (yes, the release got moved forward by 2 weeks), Ys VIII and Wolfenstein 2 all in one week. Other titles like BlazBlue, Sushi Striker , The Banner Saga 2 and Lego The Incredibles will also help keeping the baseline well above last year's numbers. |
meh i don't see nothing but old ports and mario tennis, even worse those old ports are on ps4, which has a huge userbase. the list above seems like much stronger in terms of moving hardware.