| zorg1000 said: Well the average tie-ratio is like ~10 games over the course of the entire generation so realistically the majoriry of consumers are buying just a few games each year so a few month stretch filled with a bunch of small-medium titles isnt really a drought outside of the minority of extremely hardcore gamers who buys dozens of games a year. Nintendo is expecting 100m software shipped this fiscal year and LTD shipments of hardware to reach ~38m or in other words each Switch owner to buy 2-3 games this year.
To me a drought has always meant a complete lack of something, so like Wii U had where there was literally weeks/months of no quality releases. |
That average is getting much bigger actually because of digital games and digital sales as well as subscription services. And realistically it doesn't have to be a literal of majority of owners, just a majority of active users. Although again, my whole point was arguing from your basis (or at least the basis you came into the thread with). I certainly don't believe in that standard.
And again "no quality releases" is very much opinionated and semantics.
I think you get my point by now though so I won't repeat it anymore.
