Miyamotoo said:
Kerotan said:
Power is definitely one selling point. I never said the only. If the Switch was weaker it wouldn't justify it's price and wouldn't be as attractive. Power is definitely a selling point and you should stop denying that. Note: I never said the only selling point.
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I never said that you said it's only, but again, power isn't thing what selling Nintendo hardware. If Switch is powerful like Vita it couldn't really work like home console, Switch has enuf power that can run like solid hybrid devaice, and people buying Switch beacuse has great value like hybrid devaice.
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Jesus guys, this argument has been going on for like 6 days and at this point it's just ridiculous.
Miyamotoo, you are clearly and utterly wrong. Kerotan's point is that the Switch is selling in Japan mainly because it is a handheld and because it has enough power to run home-console quality games in a handheld form.
Your response to this?
"No, like I said power is not what sells Nintendo consoles". Repeat this 2 times and it's supposed to work because ... you say so? No explanation, no paragraph backing up your claim, nothing. Just you repeating the same line over, and over, and over again. Which is infuriating to see pop up in my VGChartz Buddy box time and time again, because you're disagreeing with Kerotan for no reason but to argue! You even made an entire thread trying to downplay the Switch's handheld mode as a reason it's selling just so you could play-up the success of the Switch. "It's not selling because it's a portable guys!!!! It's not selling because it's a handheld guys!!!" What is the point of this other than to randomly deny claims and try to play up the success of the Switch? Nintendo handhelds are almost always successful and while I won't argue that making a successful handheld is automatically easy, at least in Japan, it is the primary reason it's selling. Get over it!
The fact is that while Nintendo consoles traditionally don't sell due to power, Switch is selling for a few key reasons, and one of them IS THE POWER of the console. The Switch's price might be more in line with a home console but the price is justfied ONLY because it's a portable system as well. If Switch was selling at 300$ and it was just a home console it would do terribly. Now I know your rebuttle to this will be "but but ... it's a hybrid!" But the hybrid price nature of the Switch is only a benefit on the handheld side of the market, not the home console side, since 300$ home consoles from Nintendo are expected and have an extremely inconsistent track record.
Kerotan is even agreeing with you that the Switch is selling because it's a hybrid, and instead of throwing him a bone you continue to needlessly argue because you want to downplay the portability as much as possible, so that you can make it seem like the success of the Switch is even more amazing. Tell me : in WHAT WORLD does it make sense to say that it's selling because it's a hybrid and not because it's a portable console? The mere idea is completely contradictory!!! In regions where portable consoles sell better, people are primarily picking up the Switch to use it as a portable. And in regions where home consoles are popular, people are picking it up for that feature. In regions where both are popular there is a chance for greater diversity which should consequently lead to more possible sales.
I mean really, why is this even worth arguing about? What's so wrong with saying that Japan is buying it because it's powerful or because it's portable?