Assuming Nintendo isn’t about to drop a $600 price tag, and assuming that they haven’t just completely forgotten how to output a consistent stream of system-selling releases, I see NSW2 performing *significantly* stronger than NSW for the first 2-3y esp if 3rd party support is as strong as rumors claim it as being. Consumer interest is there: Nearly 20mil views on the reveal trailer (in USA alone) is extremely powerful! For reference, Zelda TotK’s highest viewed trailer only pulled 8mil within it’s first wk, yet went on to move through 10mil within its first 72hr. An estimate of 18-24mil for F’26 is not entirely unrealistic, and would give NSW2 a massive leg up on NSW.
Looking beyond year three? It would take something insane for NSW2 to outsell NSW’s 29mil (F’21) + 24mil (F’22)…though I do believe NSW2 will probably settle around — if not significantly higher — than NSW LTD. The start should be strong enough to compensate for the COVID losses NSW2 will endure…tho this is all just pie-in-the-sky expectations. Almost impossible to genuinely predict anything at this moment.
Leynos said:
Who the fuck knows. Switch was deemed a flop like Wii U. Then thought it would top 50-70 million then people thought PS4 numbers and now people are watching hoping it crosses PS2. Maybe not as mentioned it's no longer blue ocean but red ocean but this is a different environment than even 8 years ago let along when Wii to Wii U happened. Not just for Nintendo but the entire industry. We don't know what features Switch 2 has. The price. 3rd party support and outside of a MK game. What 1st party is lined up.
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calm down lol. Even if we knew 1st party, price, and wtvr else, we still wouldn’t be a whole lot closer to accurately projecting NSW2’s commercial performance. This still is just speculation from some random ppl on a vg forum. No need to be so aggressive abt it, it’s not that srs…