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Faelco on 08 July 2018
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Mr.GameCrazy said:
Faelco said:

Because I guess quite a bit of Nintendo's shareholders are guys who put their money there when they see an announcement like Labo or Pokemon, thinking "OMG it's maybe the new Wii, jackpot !". And then they see that's it's not going to be the famous new Wii phenomenon (announced here every 6 months), so they're disappointed and sell it.

 

March was the release of Labo, right? You have your explanation for the fall right here. 

I believe Labo was released in April.

You're right! 

 

But it applies anyway, because actually the peak was in March, and it went down after that (and it kept going down). Labo is just one thing anyway, it shows that the future isn't as clear as almost everyone thought a year ago. Between the flop of Labo ("the next big thing!"), and the boring E3, the future of the Switch doesn't seem golden lately.