| curl-6 said: Yeah with this last Direct especially, it's clear the Switch is in its twilight. Everything releasing after Mario Bros Wonder next month is a remaster, remake, or small scale project. They've clearly shifted their development resources to the next console. The Switch is over 6 and a half years old now; by this point the Wii had been replaced for six months already, the Wii U for a whopping 2 years 2 months, 3DS for 7 months, even DS for 3 months. Switch has had a great run, but eventually it comes time to move on. If they've planned the transition well, we'll see the replacement sooner rather than later; it's best to shift gears while your brand is still hot rather than wait for people to tire of it. |
Also worth mentioning that Wii ran out of steam waaaay before it was replaced so the Switch's run is very impressive.
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