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Slownenberg said:

curl-6 said:

Unless Nintendo have another annual experimental title like Ring Fit or Mario Kart Live still to be announced a month or so out from release that manages to catch on like the former, it's looking like Switch's next real system seller isn't until next year. (Pokemon Legends) Hopefully sales don't lose steam in the meantime.

Hmm. Well pretty sure Pokemon Diamond/Pearl remake is gonna sell like a normal pokemon game, 15+ million, so this year at least has a huge holiday title.

Medium to big selling games still to come this year: Monster Hunter Stories 2, Mario Golf, Skyward Sword, Mario Party, Pokemon D/P. Right there you've got two games that should sell at least 5 million, Skyward Sword should sell at least 3 million, and two will be major 10+ million sellers, plus Dread which is a big name though it likely won't sell that much. That seems like a good amount, especially compared to last year which was basically just Mario 3D All Stars and Hyrule Warriors for the second half of the year. And there is probably one or two first party games we don't know about yet. I'm definitely expecting better sales the second half of this year than the second half of last year when the whole year relied on one game from March to push sales.

Nothing seems like it will move hardware like Mario Odyssey in 2017, Smash in 2018, or Pokemon Sword/Shield in 2019 though. 

Kakadu18 said:

curl-6 said:

Unless Nintendo have another annual experimental title like Ring Fit or Mario Kart Live still to be announced a month or so out from release that manages to catch on like the foerm, it's looking like Switch's next real system seller isn't until next year. (Pokemon Legends) Hopefully sales don't lose steam in the meantime.

Game Builder Garage is this experimental title I think.

I somehow completely forgot about that when typing this, damn. XD Guess what we see is what we get for the rest of the year's lineup then, at least first party wise.