Well, it was on old game when it released on PS4/Xbone too, still sold millions. And while it's true there are many other versions, this was does have the unique hook of being on a handheld.

500k-1M. I mean, everybody who wanted to play Skyrim, already did. It released on everything.

Also, unpopular opinion, the game is not good at all .

1.5 million.

I'll say 1.2 million at most...

Volterra_90 said: 500k-1M. I mean, everybody who wanted to play Skyrim, already did. It released on everything. Also, unpopular opinion, the game is not good at all .

Granted, I believe the Oblivion is the superior Elder Scrolls title and is more deserving of a re-release with updated graphics. Skyrim is by no means a bad game.

It will sell like shit.

I reckon around 500k. I mean there is a shit ton of gsmes coming to switch in the next 2 months. Im gonna buy it though i think

I'd say 500k MAXIMUM. Such an old game. Full price (here in Canada at least). I will be picking it up one day, but I doubt this will reach close to 1 million. Arkham City port on Wii U was only a year old, but with enhanced features and launched with the system, and according to this site couldn't even reach half a million.

Whatever it does sell, it will certainly be the game looked at as the barometer for all these third party Switch ports of older games. If it does well, expect the floodgates to really open with those. If not, this trend could be nipped in the bud pretty quickly. 

Skyrim is far more popular than Batman: Arkham City. Skyrim on the Xbox 360 has almost just as many sales as Batman: Arkham City's combined lifetime sales on every platform. Also, I would argue that comparing sales of a game that was ported to the Wii U as the basis of what a game would sell on the Switch, would be an incredibly inaccurate depiction of Switch sales potential.