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Teeqoz on 08 November 2017

An exclusive release for Switch and no legacy sales vs legacy sales (including quite recent releases like For Honor and Ghost Recon) for PS4/XBO + higher installbase. Seems about right.

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Mnementh on 08 November 2017
DonFerrari said:
Good news for Nintendo Support. But would be good to see what games contributed to each platform.

Yeah, that would be interesting. I assume Far Cry, Ghost Recon, For Honor, Just Dance, Watch Dogs still sold in this year.



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DonFerrari on 08 November 2017
Mnementh said:
DonFerrari said:
Good news for Nintendo Support. But would be good to see what games contributed to each platform.

Yeah, that would be interesting. I assume Far Cry, Ghost Recon, For Honor, Just Dance, Watch Dogs still sold in this year.

Probably... and with Switch being strong even when we have multiplats launch it should do good for some genres (but at the moment I don't think all MPs are worthy to be ported)



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