RolStoppable said:
You two must be in the same chat right now. |
Yes, I talk to Miguel, if that's what you're wondering.
RolStoppable said:
You two must be in the same chat right now. |
Yes, I talk to Miguel, if that's what you're wondering.
Quality first party and a great on the go and home experience.
VGPolyglot said:
Yes, I talk to Miguel, if that's what you're wondering. |
I wouldn't call it talking.
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GhaudePhaede010 said:
Well, it is not really narrow. I want and embrace every answer but like I was saying, I just want to know which one of the laundry list of answers that you feel are contributors do you feel is the most important. Really, there is not wrong answer I guess and I want all your answers on top of your biggest reason. It is interesting to learn about how the community feels about Switch, its success, and the contributing factors to said success. |
Like Zelda... all they need are two or three must own games and there will be no question. We all know it will happen... the only matter is when.
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I believe it's the games first and foremost and the fact that you can play it with a pro controller and on the go is not a gimmick but a great thing for those of us that commute to work and work long hours and some times miss our breaks and then when we get a chance can get some play time in
I think there's been enough joke posts in the thread, so I'll just post an honest answer.
I feel the best reasons why the system is succeccful because it's a great piece of hardware that can be both a console and a portable which makes it appealing, is having an excellent 1st year in terms of software, and... yeah, that's pretty much it.
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It's because they finally embraced Nintendoom.
The prophecies were true, just misinterpreted.
A good concept and a good execution of said concept. The Wii had this, the Wii U not only didn't have this, but was also a dumpster fire on top of that.
Third-parties are starting to take notice because Nintendo actually created a well thought-out and marketable piece of hardware. The origin of the Switch's sales is not third-parties, that is only one of the catalysts.
Easy, it's a success so far since Nintendo is trying to capitalize on being a 'high end' brand concept like Apple is for their iPhone line ...
I'm still concerned about the price since younger audiences and the developing industrialized countries will be locked out for a long time and there won't be as many opportunities for revisions to give incentives for existing customers to double dip plus the strength of their IP remains uncertain ...
I think it is too soon to call it a success. But, it certainly has had a hot start. I attribute that partly to Zelda, and mostly to it being an extremely good portable system, that happens to work on the big screen too.