Mnementh on 27 January 2021
| numberwang said: The research suggests that more older people, specifically age 45 and many who grew up with the NES in their youth, are driving up Switch sales and spending and potentially returning to gaming for the first time since the NES. The Switch is also appealing to many more females and parents as well. Strange to see how that worked with the Wii, failed with the WiiU and works again with the Switch. |
Not strange at all, as they skipped this strategy with the WiiU. They tried to compete with PS and Xbox instead, while at the same time trying to look innovative with the gamepad.
