SKMBlake said:
Where is the logic believing the Switch will suddenly stop selling like hotcakes despite all the trends showing otherwise ? And no need to compare it to the Wii cause it has nothing to do with the Wii. Nor the N64, the GC, the SNES, the Wii U nor the NES. In fact it's pretty unique in its genre, and no real pattern can be applied, unlike Sony consoles which usually follows the same path. |
Well my logic would be past nintendo consoles have done so.
But if your saying "thats not logical" because its hybrid... I just dont think it goes that high.
The Nintendo DS is the only console nintendo has had thats gone that high.
It started out at 149$, and dropped down to like 99$ at one point right?
The switch is more epensive, I'm not convinced it can do a DS in terms of sales.
Part of the reason, DS and to some degree 3DS did so well.... was the lower prices, and people collecting multiple DS/3DS models.
So out of the 150m/75m sales, a good degree of those, are people owning 2-5 models. Plus parents buying each of their kids their own unit.
Also:
Switch is more a "shared" console, because you can hook it up to a tv, and kids can both play, hell they can even share the joy-cons (1 for each).
Stuff like that probably does have a minimal impact on sales (less reason to buy multiple units in a household).
Maybe if theres a newer improved switch model, that goes for cheaper, that makes current switch owners want to get a newer model?
