Crazy thing. I wanted one so badly at launch. Now, I don't really want one anymore. I think it would just gather dust.
How many units would it sell if not supply constrained? | |||
10m | 6 | 28.57% | |
20m | 4 | 19.05% | |
30m | 4 | 19.05% | |
40m | 0 | 0% | |
50m | 0 | 0% | |
60m | 0 | 0% | |
70m | 1 | 4.76% | |
80m | 0 | 0% | |
90m | 0 | 0% | |
100m+ | 6 | 28.57% | |
Total: | 21 |
Crazy thing. I wanted one so badly at launch. Now, I don't really want one anymore. I think it would just gather dust.
Any numbers on how many they've shipped so far?
I think it could easily sell 10 million just in the initial few months/holiday season if they had the supply. If it were to stay on the market for another two years I could see 30 million as people randomly see it in stores and are like holy crap that looks awesome. It's at a price level where people would pick it up on a whim.
What if “hot cakes” weren’t supply constrained? I keep hearing people talk about how well they sell, but I have never once seen them stocked in stores.
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Cubedramirez said: How many people in the world today? That number. |
Then multiply it by 5
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i could see it selling maybe 30 million. you have to remember that it isnt a full console, so it wont have as big of a market. but if they were readily available for anyone to purchase i could see it selling about 30 million
California alone would buy 5 million. Remember it’s only $80 and everyone loved the Super Nintendo.
d21lewis said: Crazy thing. I wanted one so badly at launch. Now, I don't really want one anymore. I think it would just gather dust. |
I hacked both of mine and loaded in a ton of great games.
I have played it more than the Xbox One X.
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d21lewis said: Crazy thing. I wanted one so badly at launch. Now, I don't really want one anymore. I think it would just gather dust. |
I have a perfectly fine SNES along with most of the best games on cart that I can play anytime I want and even I wanted one. But, like you, that passed rather quickly when I couldn't buy one for retail price. Then common sense hit further and I realized that input lag is still a thing and said fuck it completely.
Barkley said: 70m? It's a device that appeals to a specific niche, fans of retro gaming and Nintendo. It is not a device with mainstream appeal, it could never sell 70m by 2020. There isn't 70m people on the planet that want to play Snes games. |
Just wait till all countries add them to their gift bags for their athletes at the Tokyo Olympics.