wombat123 said:
Yeah, when I saw all the gaming tablets with controls and Nintendo insisting that the NS was going to be new and innovative, it made me disregard the eurogamer rumor -- because what eurogamer said was neither new or interesting; it was a reverse Wii U. It's like Nintendo just wanted a mulligan on the Wii U and essentially just decided to reverse and rebrand it. I still think the NS will sell decently but man...total letdown for me.
I will give this to Nintendo; they've mastered the art of blue-balling. Even when they tell you something, it's just enough to keep you pissed off that they didn't reveeal enough.
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I dont think this will do any good. It will very likely do alot worse then last gen (3ds + wii u combined). I think 20m-30m is likely.
A huge part of 3ds owners are children in ages 8-12. I doubt they will be able to afford Switch (which will easily be 300-400).
Then we have the multi owners who bought a 3ds AND a wii u. Those will just buy one single system now.
Playstation and Sony are pushing 4k and VR (which might be the future of gaming, its really awesome) in 2017.
Most likely the next ipad will already be stronger in terms of performance then the switch. Most likely even the iphone 7 (best performang smartphone yet) is already stronger. The android / iOS market will adjust before the Switch will get a real success. If really dozens of millions are interested in the concept, be sure to have smililar controlls and most third party ports also available on android and iOS very soon. So the only benefit the Switch will have are the nintendo games. So we have our new Wii U. A system that offers nothing but nintendo games.