d21lewis on 22 April 2020
Nah. And here's my reason why:
The PS2 and the DS were criminally defective. The original PS2 was made of tissue paper and would break if you farted too loudly. The original DS was easily scratched and the hinge would break really easily. A lot of those consoles were replacement consoles.
The only reason it would is that there really isn't much competition for the Switch's market. But they will depend on the flow of great software and 3rd party support. It'll break 100 million but not 150.
