This is just something that I found to be quite interesting and possibly telling for the Switch and how it is being recieved.
Exhibit A: Zelda: Breath of the Wild has become Nintendo's most viewed video and was Nintendo's most liked video of all time. It garnered more than 150K likes and 9.2 million views since June 16, 2016.
Exhibit B: Nintendo Switch has become Nintendo's most liked video with over 260K likes and counting, effectively outdoing Breath of the Wild's record within 11 hours of Switch's trailer. Not only this, but as of this comment, Nintendo Switch is the #1 trending video on youtube with 4+ million views.
Exhibit C: The Nintendo Wii U reveal (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e3qaPg_keg) Has gained 11.4 million views and 42K likes since June 7, 2011. Switch is now at 10.4+ Million views and 340K likes.
Exhibit D: In comparison to other 1st party hardware developers with recent hardware reveals within the year of 2016, for example the PS4 Pro video by Sony has only recieved 900K views since September 7th, 2016 with only 15K likes. And Scorpio with 3 million views and 25K likes. One S has recieved 10 Million views and also 77k likes since June 13, 2016. I am aware than Sony and Microsoft have many consumers who viewed hardware reveals on other sites...but the thread clearly states Youtube Performance. That's what I'm choosing to compare due to accesibility and since Youtube is such a huge platform, I thought this would be notable.
Let it be known that I'm a proud owner of a Wii U, PS4 Slim, and now Xbox One S. Not trying to start any silly wars here. I am aware that Nintendo is getting its butt kicked in home console sales compared to PS4 and Xbox One...I know this. I just found it interesting that Switch has gotten this much exposure within 11 hours compared to many other hardware reveals. It seems as if it's being recieved well. Let it be also known that I BELIEVE, this most likely won't coorelate with Switch's sales in any way. But if you think otherwise, let it be known.
So what do you guys think, is this potentially telling for Nintendo Switch's performance? Discuss, if you're not sick of Switch threads.