Nuvendil said:
Listing off PS4 titles that never came to Switch is irrelevant to a discussion of Switch vs PS4 sales of third party games. Most games that release on both are within the same neighborhood in sales. But that assumes honest analysis is your goal, rather than confirmation bias being your guiding principle. |
Irrelevant? You think third party software publishers see them as irrelevant? If you do then honestly, let me just laugh directly at you. Because you'd be so naive that I couldn't help myself from laughing. The success of third party titles on PS4, whether or not they are available on the Switch, is why it will continue to get more third party titles. The PS4 is an ecosystem where there the audience has many different tastes and are not completely focused on one sole publisher. That is its huge advantage when it comes to third party software. When or if the Switch reaches that point, when large-scale projects such as Yokai Watch aren't abject sales failures, then there would at least a starting point to discuss whether or not the Switch will overtake the PS4 in terms of third party coverage.
