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The_Liquid_Laser said:
Bofferbrauer2 said:

Number 3 is pretty much guaranteed.

As for number 2, Nintendo hasn't announced much during the pandemic but instead said that many things were in the works, so I guess we'll get a nice load of game announcement at their E3 presentation this year.

And about Number 1, does it really? 3 Reasons why I think this doesn't have to be:

  1. If you include the inflation, $149.99 would be more comparable to the cheapest PS2 price, so let's set this as a more realistic bar. But even then,
  2. Did the PS2 and DS really sold that many consoles at that price tag to make much of a difference? I very much doubt it.
  3. The much cheaper Lite gets outsold 4:1 on a normal, non-supply limited day in Japan by the $100 more expensive base model, and I'm sure the rest of the world have similar ratios. So I think the value proposition is much more important than just the raw price.

I agree (with the bold).  Furthermore, I've changed my mind on Mario Kart 9.  I used to think it wouldn't come to Switch.  But the Splatoon 3 announcement made me think again.  If Nintendo is bringing 2 Splatoon games to the same platform, then I don't see why they wouldn't bring Mario Kart 9.  In general, all of those people who said, "Nintendo has already fired all of their big guns" didn't realize that Nintendo is reloading and is firing off a lot of those big guns again.



people don’t understand that Nintendo might of fired off most of the big guns, but as you said there is plenty more notable potential releases that can come. Add to the fact that evergreens play a huge role into NSW lifespan, this further helps mid size releases as well.

anyway let’s play this game...

+BotW2

+Splat3

+Rhytym Heaven 

+Tomodachi

+Metroid Prime (this could be a blockbuster hit if cards are played right)

+Pokémon Arceus (new kind of mainline game)

+Pokémon Gen 9 and more

+Mario Kart 9 

+ XC3 (or new IP)

......