The color switch...I don't like it.

Also RIP Disgaea 5

It seems DQ H wont have à Big impact on Switch as I thought

Nice, our savior is here. btw like someone else suggested, maybe a darker blue would be more fitting for the ps4

The same way as it didnt have a big impact in any of the consoles it launched.It dosent change the fact that is a nice addition to the Switch.

Not to mention that you are getting to this conclusion in the first day of pre-orders.But I digress.

Also worth pointing out that March 3 is in a very weak retail period.  People spend less and have less to spend.  A lot of people will buy the Nintendo Switch and Zelda and be tapped out for weeks.  In the high-spending holiday period, $360 US or the Japanese equivalent is merely a statistic, on March 3rd that is asking a lot.  So yes, I foresee DQ H having a rough ride since many will simply not be willing to drop another chunk of change on it. 

Not thé same way no, far from it, software sales will show it. Youll see what il talking about, if a mini game liké 1 2 Switch is already much higher...

Yep i think so too, itll bé kinda forgotten by first buyers who are mostly hardcore Nintendo fans and buy it for Nintendo games , thé next décent sale will bé Mario kart 

Because this 1-2 Switch may be more interesting?Or because its something diferent?Or because its not a port?Or because the game sold around 300k LT on Japan(and thus, not much demand) and its again, a port?These may be the reasons why 1-2 Switch is selling well, but Im just a lowly user, not an almighty user like you that knows how the japanese forums work.

Or it could also be, you know, a game that keeps selling as time passes on.Not to mention that DQ Heroes had hardly any impact on other systems.The point is, we dont know.And as far as the game makes a profit, its not a problem if it sells a bit less than the other versions.

It's not just the fact they are Nintendo fans.  I have seen a number of people stating high interest in the Switch who haven't had a Nintendo machine in ages (makes sense, the Switch has markedly more value this Spring if you didn't have a Wii U).  It's simple math.  In the Holidays, people have horded disposable income and there is plenty to spread around.  People buy numerous games in that season, they spend hundreds in that season.  March isn't the wasteland that is January but it's nowhere remotely close to the Holidays.  People are still recovering from year end spending and hording money for vactation.  There's just not nearly as much money to fight for.  So for third parties, the Switch launch is actually a very hostile environment with Zelda there as nearly every one of those first few *million* buyers will be getting Zelda, so that's $360 claimed by Nintendo right there.  Factor in that a lot of people when buying a system will buy a second controller, now we are looking at $430 claimed by Nintendo.  In this period, that leaves very little for third parties to fight for (ESPECIALLY ports) and they still have to contend with lesser exclusive games like Bomberman, 1, 2, Switch, etc. which will chip away even more.  If this were the Holidays it would be different, spending goes up by an enormous ammount. 

The silver linings for this are obviously 1) Zelda and Nintendo's stuff get all the spotlight and 2) people naturally aren't expecting a ton of launches in March.  It's not a perfect scenario, obviously.

Is the TP number Wii+GC or just Wii?