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Nintendo's success got Colin talking about gaming.
Hes the guy who wrote that legendary Vita is set to succeed article on ign.
Nintendo's success got Colin talking about gaming.
Nintendo's success got Colin talking about gaming.
Who's that guy?
The only way 2017 will be beaten is if we get a Mario Kart 9 and Odyssey 2 the same year lol
According to that Colin guy the PS4 sold a million in 24 hours in the US, but the Wii U sold about a million in just over a month? Is that right? As that is quicker than the Switch right?
According to that Colin guy the PS4 sold a million in 24 hours in the US, but the Wii U sold about a million in just over a month? Is that right? As that is quicker than the Switch right? I thought the Switch was performing better than the Wii U off the bat?!
Pikmin and Fzero, plzSwitch/Nintendo needs to calm down on Mario after Odyssey imo
Nah. 2017 can easily be beaten. Pokemon/Animal Crossing/2D Mario would be enough.
He's right about PS4, but hilariously wrong about Wii U. Xbox 360 and PS3 outsold Wii U during its launch month in NA.
PS4 also needs context. It launched during the holidays and its rollout was staggered, so Sony was able to supply many more consoles to territories like the US early on. Nintendo is trying to become a more global company, so they went for a worldwide launch.
Not directly comparable.According to that Colin guy the PS4 sold a million in 24 hours in the US, but the Wii U sold about a million in just over a month? Is that right? As that is quicker than the Switch right? I thought the Switch was performing better than the Wii U off the bat?!
In terms of sales? Or on a personal level? I think Odyssey is going to be the best selling Switch game to be honest.
Hes the guy who wrote that legendary Vita is set to succeed article on ign.
Nah. 2017 can easily be beaten. Pokemon/Animal Crossing/2D Mario would be enough.
None of those are 3D Mario and new Zelda-tier tho unless you're just talking sales.
None of those are 3D Mario and new Zelda-tier tho unless you're just talking sales.
Switch success may have caught a lot of publishers off guard but theres a lot of time between now and E3. I expect it to be a huge one for Nintendo.Regarding 2018 we should remember that Nintendo devs have not been working on 3DS titles for some time now, so the combined output of something like 15 to 20 games a year may start to show up.
Sprinkle in a few third party exclusives (Platinum), a Wii U port or two (Hyrule Warriors deluxe please) and the launch of the virtual console and 2018 will be stacked.
Nah. 2017 can easily be beaten. Pokemon/Animal Crossing/2D Mario would be enough.
What else would we be talking about in the sales threadNone of those are 3D Mario and new Zelda-tier tho unless you're just talking sales.
edit: oh I see.
According to that Colin guy the PS4 sold a million in 24 hours in the US, but the Wii U sold about a million in just over a month? Is that right? As that is quicker than the Switch right? I thought the Switch was performing better than the Wii U off the bat?!
Nintendo's success got Colin talking about gaming.
Is Smash Wii U getting a Switch port?
2D mario in 2018 or Mario Maker.
I think this is possibility for their line-up
Theres probably no beating Mario Odyssey and BOTW in the same year, but 2018 can still probably be good.
We didnt know any of 2017s line up until January and even then pokken and rabbids was announced in June.
Right now I think we have no dates for any switch game in 2017, likely focusing on Mario for now.
Maybe a December or January direct
According to that Colin guy the PS4 sold a million in 24 hours in the US, but the Wii U sold about a million in just over a month? Is that right? As that is quicker than the Switch right? I thought the Switch was performing better than the Wii U off the bat?!
Nintendo's success got Colin talking about gaming.
Nintendo's success got Colin talking about gaming.
Funny story, when I pointed out that the Switch had been #1 5 out of the 7 months it's has been out, he downplayed it further saying the PS4 and One had been out for years, so that this was to be expected.
When I then pointed out that the Switch had not gone through its first Holiday yet and was released in March, I never got an answer.
LolNintendo's success got Colin talking about gaming.
Nintendo's success got Colin talking about gaming.
We known its well above 2 million,that's just the last update Nintendo gave usI wouldn't get worked up over that Colin shit. To be honest my initial reaction was that 2 million seemed low for 7 months in the US, even considering the stock shortage. He just vocalized it in an arrogant, Sony-centric way, but if you read the rest of his tweets he isn't really Switch hating.
Funny story, when I pointed out that the Switch had been #1 5 out of the 7 months it's has been out, he downplayed it further saying the PS4 and One had been out for years, so that this was to be expected.
When I then pointed out that the Switch had not gone through its first Holiday yet and was released in March, I never got an answer.
I wouldn't get worked up over that Colin shit. To be honest my initial reaction was that 2 million seemed low for 7 months in the US, even considering the stock shortage. He just vocalized it in an arrogant, Sony-centric way, but if you read the rest of his tweets he isn't really Switch hating.
I feel like Colin smells his own farts.
I was talking sales. Very little matches 3D Zelda & Mario in terms of quality for me.
That's still a good lineup, but I'll never be as excited for a 2D Mario as I am a 3D.
The thing is he's not really wrong...
I'm gonna going to guess more of a Link between world situation. Smaller scale and maybe traditional?Great news.
As far as the future of the system/games, I still am choosing to believe that we're getting a BOTW sequel using the existing assets circa ~2020. And if not, at minimum maybe continued DLC expansions #believe
The thing is hes not really wrong... hes just got a shit way of putting it and is very camp Sony but he is not wrong. PS4 sold more then Switch in its opening months in the US and had a stronger YTD during the same pacing as the Switch.
Some of those tweets are wrong though and you can go back to my earlier post to see what I'm referring to. For someone who claims to be smarter than 95% of journalists in the industry today, that's kind of a problem.
Colin Moriarty is wrong all the time. And he's arrogant about it. And he moves goal posts. In January, he made an entire video about the "same old Nintendo", a company that has learned nothing and is doomed to have another failure on its hands. Now, all of a sudden, Switch isn't really successful, because it hasn't met PS4's numbers, launch aligned.
He's a real class act, full of honesty and integrity.
Actually, no, the industry is better without him.