Link: http://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Companies/Switch-flips-the-script-for-Nintendo?page=1
There's only a few points of interest in this article.
One: Kimishima being cautious about their Switch hardware forecast.
Two: Another analyst firm thinks Switch can sell up to 14 million units by FY3/2018.
Three: Nintendo was pushing what is most likely a Japanese third party for major titles. (Seeing as this article was written by Nikkei in Osaka.)
There's only a few points of interest in this article.
One: Kimishima being cautious about their Switch hardware forecast.
Nintendo President Tatsumi Kimishima struck a cautious note with reporters on April 27, saying, "I don't think we can readily achieve the target [of selling 10 million consoles]."
Two: Another analyst firm thinks Switch can sell up to 14 million units by FY3/2018.
Based on the console's strong initial momentum, though, some analysts say Nintendo might do even better. Yasuo Imanaka at Rakuten Securities' research division said he expects to see 14 million Switches sold. Other market watchers, too, expect the company to beat the target.
Three: Nintendo was pushing what is most likely a Japanese third party for major titles. (Seeing as this article was written by Nikkei in Osaka.)
Not a few analysts have the impression that Nintendo has learned from its mistakes with its previous console, the Wii U. The company has sought to make it easier to create games for the Switch by expanding the scope of development tools. It is also pushing developers to expand the Switch game lineup quickly. An executive at one software company said Nintendo asked it to introduce major releases "as early as possible."