How Will be Switch 2 Performance Wise?

[EricHiggin]

160rmf said:

EricHiggin said:

Keeping the core company intact and healthy is admirable, can't deny that, but at least when it comes to the die hard Nin gamers, would they rather that extra money Nin is asking for now go to theme parks, movies, etc, or just more games? Or would those gamers rather have no theme parks, no movies, no extra games (beyond the norm), with lower gaming pricing? Maybe that's poll worthy perhaps?

Why not all of it?

You know i listed that the money will be also used to increase their dev powerhouse right? With 2 open world games coming in the first year, that is a huge increase in content to what we have in Switch's first year and everybody here know that is not a easy task to develop this kind of game in a good state, specially when DK have destructive scenario. We don't know how huge will be MP4 but i confident that they are not taking easy on this also. All of that while upgrading the graphics... what more do you want? Is there any other company delivering these kind of games at this pace? Even if we combine a huge part of the industry we wouldnt get so many notorious and ambitious titles in that period of time

Thematic parks and movies are a great fanservice plus it brings a great visibility to their games. Considering their huge success, I think at this point this divisions are already paying themselves without any help of the gaming division. So it all bows down to the huge spend in development resources that modern gaming brings

Has SW1 been getting lots of big AAA Nin games more recently, or has there been a slow down, likely due to Nin focusing on making sure SW2 has a solid launch library? Having enough good games at launch doesn't guarantee a constant supply of AAA first party games for the rest of the gen. Having borderline expensive hardware at launch would be disastrous without a solid launch line up.

SW2 hardware capabilities and game graphics vs PS5 hardware capabilities and game graphics, costs compared, Nin is expensive vs SNY. That's not a good comparison for Nin.

What's great for the company isn't always what's great for the customers or investors. Depends on the company and how they operate. MS keeps XB going, which keeps existing XB customers happy enough, yet has upset investors who for generations now wanted XB to either make massive profits or get the boot. The question is how much of the Nin gaming profits are being really well spent? How much is going directly back into Switch gaming? Do they really need to be charging the amounts they will be with SW2? Do Nin customers want their money going towards non gaming related expenditures?