Omega Kirby
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Holy hell.
Some people live in a fantasy lol
Holy hell.
Think Pokémon Go. How huge was that? The Switch could be just as large..
Please tell me that i'm in Westworld right now.
The Wii U cannot be taken out of the house.
What's wrong with my point? Instead of just saying it's fanboyism why not actually read what I wrote? It's a portable console with local multiplayer. One person has a Switch and 4 people are playing Mario Kart. This repeats and one of those four will eventually buy a Switch. Rinse repeat.
Think Pokémon Go. How huge was that? The Switch could be just as large. Portable projectors for $100 turn any surface into a giant MK8D session.
So say a huge Pokémon GO update is released (1v1 battles, trading and hundreds of new Pokémon), completely reigniting the phenomenon, released alongside Pokémon Stars for the Nintendo Switch.Pokemon Go was a F2P game of one of the biggest franchises in the world. The Switch is a £280 console following the lackluster Wii U and competing against the PS4 and X1 which can be had for £100 less and with far larger libraries plus third party support. Having Pokemon on there will certainly help, but the barrier to entry is simply too high for it to be huge anytime soon.
Yeah I don't think the majority of GAF is right on this one, all first party games look amazing and I can't wait to see more.GAF trashed the Wii launch and Wii reveal. Went nuts for WiiU.
Going by GAF it should be massive.
Please tell me that i'm in Westworld right now.
So say a huge Pokémon GO update is released (1v1 battles, trading and hundreds of new Pokémon), completely reigniting the phenomenon, released alongside Pokémon Stars for the Nintendo Switch.
Even if 1/10th of the massive amounts of people there bring a Switch with Smash Bros, Mario Kart and Pokémon, it's enough to ignite a massive chunk of people flooding to buy a Switch after seeing first hand what they're capable of.
I don't see this as a far fetched idea tbh. Only a small example of what we'll see when portable local multiplayer takes over.
So say a huge Pokémon GO update is released (1v1 battles, trading and hundreds of new Pokémon), completely reigniting the phenomenon, released alongside Pokémon Stars for the Nintendo Switch.
Even if 1/10th of the massive amounts of people there bring a Switch with Smash Bros, Mario Kart and Pokémon, it's enough to ignite a massive chunk of people flooding to buy a Switch after seeing first hand what they're capable of.
I don't see this as a far fetched idea tbh. Only a small example of what we'll see when portable local multiplayer takes over.
GAF trashed the Wii launch and Wii reveal. Went nuts for WiiU.
Going by GAF it should be massive.
have you question the nature of your reality?
How is that fantasy? You don't think when they do a huge Pokémon Go update it will bring back the massive crowds? You don't think anyone in those crowds will bring a Switch with them? It's really not that intense of an idea at all. I'd bank on it happening.Sounds more like high fantasy wishful thinking to me
How do we even know a price cut would happen? Nintendo was hellbent on selling the Wii U for $300 and still hasn't cut the price even after it bombed.Eventually will have a 3DS style resurgence after a revision and price cut/good lineup.
At first it'll crash and burn.
50M in best case scenario, better than WiiU and Gamecube in any case.
How is that fantasy? You don't think when they do a huge Pokémon Go update it will bring back the massive crowds? You don't think anyone in those crowds will bring a Switch with them? It's really not that intense of an idea at all. I'd bank on it happening.
Psh 1/10th of Pokemon Go users, what about if they just sold it to 1% of China tho.So say a huge Pokémon GO update is released (1v1 battles, trading and hundreds of new Pokémon), completely reigniting the phenomenon, released alongside Pokémon Stars for the Nintendo Switch.
Even if 1/10th of the massive amounts of people there bring a Switch with Smash Bros, Mario Kart and Pokémon, it's enough to ignite a massive chunk of people flooding to buy a Switch after seeing first hand what they're capable of.
I don't see this as a far fetched idea tbh. Only a small example of what we'll see when portable local multiplayer takes over.
Because you can't play the Wii U at a park. Or in a car. Or on a plane. Or in a classroom.
And it needs third party to succeed, but it doesn't need Watch dogs 2 and Battlefield 1 to sell units. These devs will create special ports and unique titles for the Switch that take advantage of its unique abilities.
It's the Wii 2, regardless of the GAF Nintendoomed rhetoric.
3-5 hours playing games verified by real world statistics. Original 3DS rarely hit 5 in gameplay and usually stayed to the 3-4 range of that spectrum. Vita can exceed 5.3DS and Vita had a reported ~3-5 hours battery life.
Switch has a reported 2.5 - 6.5 hours.battery life.
It's pretty difficult to declare the switch being worse, when its median is actually a tad higher.
I think you misunderstand the flash-in-the-pan, fad-based nature of mobile.How is that fantasy? You don't think when they do a huge Pokémon Go update it will bring back the massive crowds? You don't think anyone in those crowds will bring a Switch with them? It's really not that intense of an idea at all. I'd bank on it happening.
3-5 hours playing games verified by real world statistics. Original 3DS rarely hit 5 in gameplay and usually stayed to the 3-4 range of that spectrum. Vita can exceed 5.
Switch on the other hand is reported to get under 3 for Zelda and who knows how the average game performs. The thing has a fan it only makes sense.
If only 1% of China buys the Switch, Nintendo will be hugely successful! Your argument is on the same level.So say a huge Pokémon GO update is released (1v1 battles, trading and hundreds of new Pokémon), completely reigniting the phenomenon, released alongside Pokémon Stars for the Nintendo Switch.
Even if 1/10th of the massive amounts of people there bring a Switch with Smash Bros, Mario Kart and Pokémon, it's enough to ignite a massive chunk of people flooding to buy a Switch after seeing first hand what they're capable of.
I don't see this as a far fetched idea tbh. Only a small example of what we'll see when portable local multiplayer takes over.
The Wii U was based on archaic impossible to develop for archecture. The Switch already has a swath of third party developers confirmed with more on the way. Just because it's not a PS4 port doesn't mean the game doesn't exist. Switch will get FIFA and NBA2K confirmed. People will have a blast playing them. People who don't give a crap about a meager spec bump. People who don't own a tablet, and don't own a modern gaming console and want to buy something that can do both.You're in for massive disappointment if you think this is going to be Wii 2, I'm sorry. The idea that third parties are going to bother taking advantage of the Switch's unique capabilities is also utter fanfiction, considering how few of them bothered with the Wii U, this is no different.
People don't want dogshit ports based on versions from last-gen.The Wii U was based on archaic impossible to develop for archecture. The Switch already has a swath of third party developers confirmed with more on the way. Just because it's not a PS4 port doesn't mean the game doesn't exist. Switch will get FIFA and NBA2K confirmed. People will have a blast playing them. People who don't give a crap about a meager spec bump.
How is that fantasy? You don't think when they do a huge Pokémon Go update it will bring back the massive crowds? You don't think anyone in those crowds will bring a Switch with them? It's really not that intense of an idea at all. I'd bank on it happening.
The Wii U was based on archaic impossible to develop for archecture. The Switch already has a swath of third party developers confirmed with more on the way. Just because it's not a PS4 port doesn't mean the game doesn't exist. Switch will get FIFA and NBA2K confirmed. People will have a blast playing them. People who don't give a crap about a meager spec bump.
The Wii U was based on archaic impossible to develop for archecture. The Switch already has a swath of third party developers confirmed with more on the way. Just because it's not a PS4 port doesn't mean the game doesn't exist. Switch will get FIFA and NBA2K confirmed. People will have a blast playing them. People who don't give a crap about a meager spec bump. People who don't own a tablet, and don't own a modern gaming console and want to buy something that can do both.
Eventually will have a 3DS style resurgence after a revision and price cut/good lineup.
At first it'll crash and burn.
50M in best case scenario, better than WiiU and Gamecube in any case.
I have news for you, the majority of people who don't post on forums like this could give a shit about if it's a port or not. Especially sports game players.People don't want dogshit ports based on versions from last-gen.
No, but there was a huge hardware sales increase. Look it up.How much has the 3DS sold?? It has many Pokemon games and it's cheaper than the Switch.
It must've sold 100+ mln units by now after the crazy Pokemon GO hype.
No?
The Wii U was based on archaic impossible to develop for archecture. The Switch already has a swath of third party developers confirmed with more on the way. Just because it's not a PS4 port doesn't mean the game doesn't exist. Switch will get FIFA and NBA2K confirmed. People will have a blast playing them. People who don't give a crap about a meager spec bump. People who don't own a tablet, and don't own a modern gaming console and want to buy something that can do both.
Theres no way to tell if it will sell well in the long run but as it is right now, i don't think so.
I only see hardcore nintendo fans getting it this year.
When it comes to the casual crowd, i don't see them buying one because of the price. The switch certainly won't convice mobile players to buy a 300$ console.
When it comes to people who have a ps4 or xbox one, i don't see them buying one because of the price, the current lack of exclusives and the fact that they would need to pay for a second subcription in order to play online.
When it comes to people who have not bought a next gen console yet, it makes much more sense to buy a ps4 or xbox one. They are both cheaper, more powerful and have an exellent and varied game library.
I have news for you, the majority of people who don't post on forums like this could give a shit about if it's a port or not. Especially sports game players.
No, but there was a huge hardware sales increase. Look it up.
As far as PS4/XB1 owners, I can see Switch as an extremely appealing alternative platform to own.
It's region free. Consider the amount of niche or obscure 3DS games that are available in Japan. Switch will have a similar thing going on, and there's a lot of appeal to having easy access to those games.
Also, the Switch differentiates itself from the other platforms, so it will be a fresh experience. That's appealing to everyone- people who are intimidated by PS4/XB1 and are more comfortable with a friendlier Nintendo platform as well as people who already have a PS4/XB1.
So wait for panic mode Nintendo?
You call that city open world?
Just compare Zelda WiiU and Switch both open world , they look the same there is no gap between both consoles. The point is , what do you get from Switch vs Wiuu , just a portable Zelda on an expensive /overpriced hardware.
Nintendo should sell a non portable Switch by 200/250 dollars or just revive the WiiU ....
So say a huge Pokémon GO update is released (1v1 battles, trading and hundreds of new Pokémon), completely reigniting the phenomenon, released alongside Pokémon Stars for the Nintendo Switch.
Even if 1/10th of the massive amounts of people there bring a Switch with Smash Bros, Mario Kart and Pokémon, it's enough to ignite a massive chunk of people flooding to buy a Switch after seeing first hand what they're capable of.
I don't see this as a far fetched idea tbh. Only a small example of what we'll see when portable local multiplayer takes over.
I look forward to it, but we won't have to wait a year. We'll see how crazily these Switch fly of the shelves in just a few more weeks.Yikes. I'm convinced that you're trolling, but if not, I've had a look at your previous posts in this thread and it's clear there's absolutely no point trying to have a reasonable discussion about this, so I'm going to bookmark these posts so I can revisit them in a year's time when none of what you're saying actually pans out.
Yeah, none of the casual gamers will know or even give a crap if it's a port or not.If this is true. Why is the 3rd party support so garbage so far. And i heard the fifa game is based off last gen versions of the game. Ps360 type ports, not even current gen versions ported over
Maybe not quite as huge as before, but the crowds will return. There's no doubt about that. Also, pocket projectors cost $100 and any wall is a 100 inch Switch screen.For one thing, I don't see the phenomenon being reignited to the same level as before. It'll probably get a bump sure. Secondly, the local multiplayer aspect is cool, but not cool enough to outweigh the impracticality of two people with tiny controllers looking at a 6 inch screen (even smaller if we're including split screen, and I'm not sure how local multiplayer pokemon can work without cheating) in addition to the high barrier to entry. If the price was in impulse buy territory then sure, it may happen.
People who don't give a crap about a meager spec bump. People who don't own a tablet, and don't own a modern gaming console and want to buy something that can do both.
I look forward to it, but we won't have to wait a year. We'll see how crazily these Switch fly of the shelves in just a few more weeks.
Dude...
Basically everyone has a smartphone, and Pokemon GO is a free app.
You really think that the Pokemon GO demographic would shell out $300 to play Pokemon GO on the Switch?