| Shadow1980 said: "Well, our revenues are projected to be down massively and total unit sales down to near-record lows next year if we don't release our new system, but on the upside we pulled back ahead of the PS5 for a couple of months" is not exactly something a businessman would say, nor something an investor would like to hear. Nintendo isn't competing directly with Sony & MS. They've been doing their own thing for 17 years across three generations. The market situation is that "The Switch is well past its peak and continuing to decline, and our business will suffer continued losses in sales the longer we wait to release a new system." Revenues are down, profits are down, and it's because they're at a generational transition. They will not delay the Switch 2 any longer than necessary. If it's ready to go next year, it will release next year. |
No real argument put forward other than an assertion, record lows for the Switch are normal sales for everyone else and guess what Nintendo may do their own thing but investors are very much aware of their competitors especially Sony to being competitive with them in the platform's seventh year when it's past its peak backs my point. They won't delay the Switch successor any longer than necessary but they won't bring it out any quicker than it needs to be either after all remember when the NX/Switch was meant to be out in 2016 according to many as it made more sense but was unveil to arrive in 2017 we even had a massive bet thread on it.
