zorg1000 said:
TheBlackNaruto said:
I think you missed my point when I said that about MHW, Kirby and LABO lol. MHW definitely had a spike but I was not putting it in the same category as GoW as being a Major or BIG title. Which it isn't by any means. It had great sales and definitely moved some systems, but it is nowhere near as big or major as GoW. That was my point lol.
And I have to say I am still a little down about the Let's Go game I will follow it more closely during the following months. . But more looking forward to the game for next year easily. Also I see why you would have that logic of Let's Go maybe capturing the people who downloaded and played Go. BUT the only difference is Go was free and all people had to do was download it to their cell phones that they already had. That casual crowd in order to play Let's Go would have to shell out $300 for a Switch and then another $40-$60 for Let's Go. That is big for the casual gamer that does not/did not play to dive into. Especially only to play it casually......I am sure it will get some more people on board for sure from the casual crowd though. It just won't be a big chuck imo.
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Well Pokemon Go did give 3DS a boost back in 2016, i know its not the exact same thing since 2DS was much cheaper than a Switch but i dont think its out of the question that some Go players would buy a Switch for a mainline title aimed at them.
Gotta remember PoGo was downloaded by like 800 million people, even if only half a percent of them buy a Switch for Lets Go, thats still 4 million people.
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Yeah it did give the 3DS a boost and again I am positive some will jump on board for sure there is no doubt in my mind about that.
Mnementh said:
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And I have to say I am still a little down about the Let's Go game I will follow it more closely during the following months. . But more looking forward to the game for next year easily. Also I see why you would have that logic of Let's Go maybe capturing the people who downloaded and played Go. BUT the only difference is Go was free and all people had to do was download it to their cell phones that they already had. That casual crowd in order to play Let's Go would have to shell out $300 for a Switch and then another $40-$60 for Let's Go. That is big for the casual gamer that does not/did not play to dive into. Especially only to play it casually......I am sure it will get some more people on board for sure from the casual crowd though. It just won't be a big chuck imo.
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I'm not sure how successful Let's Go will be. But what I mean is, that Nintendo/Gamefreak tries with this game, so the next mainline entry can be free of stuff for casual players.
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Ahhhhh gotcha! Yeah that makes sense!
