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The most impressive part is that the system is selling this well with an utterly terrible launch lineup.
The most impressive part is that the system is selling this well with an utterly terrible launch lineup.
The most impressive part is that the system is selling this well with an utterly terrible launch lineup.
The most impressive part is that the system is selling this well with an utterly terrible launch lineup.
If you never owned a Wii U, Zelda is a killer app.
Yeah but it would be sold out regardless, and as much as I love zelda...it is really not a massive seller like people act, it is not near Nintendos biggest franchise.
How many in each stores though?
Yeah but it would be sold out regardless, and as much as I love zelda...it is really not a massive seller like people act, it is not near Nintendos biggest franchise.
The most impressive part is that the system is selling this well with an utterly terrible launch lineup.
Never count out the number of people who:
A) Want to play a new Zelda in the best possible form.
Switch is also more expensive than 3ds. And the games are much more expensive. And accessories are much more expensive.
3ds needed a price cut quite fast after launch. My bet is that Switch will get one too (or at least some game bundled) before holidays.
Wii U didn't launch with a killer app, but it launched with a system seller. It would be quite a good surprise if a Zelda will manage to sell as well as a 2d Mario.
Yeah but it would be sold out regardless, and as much as I love zelda...it is really not a massive seller like people act, it is not near Nintendos biggest franchise.
Will it play noticeably better on switch vs Wii U? Assuming you're connected to the dock and everything.
I mean you're not wrong, but I don't necessarily think it's that far off. Plus it's been 6 years since Skyward Sword, and all these remakes/remasters have made fans grow quite ravenous for a new entry.
C) Scalps itNever count out the number of people who:
A) Want to play a new Zelda in the best possible form.
B) Will buy anything Nintendo puts out.
Will it play noticeably better on switch vs Wii U? Assuming you're connected to the dock and everything.
Oh don't worry I know all about the zelda hype, I mean I was disappointed in the reveal and switch, but I am forking $400 over just for zelda, so that tells you something, or maybe I'm stupid lol.
Nintendo is actually losing money by not having enough shipped for launch. I was considering trading in my Wii U to take advantage of the trade in promotion. I called my local Gamestop today and they told me they sold out of pre-orders. Nintendo, you lost a sale!
I wonder if Zelda is just meh...
The chaos.
No it's okay, I too am stupid. I have the Wii U version pre-ordered long ago for less than a dollar, yet I still ended up saying fuck it, that I'd prefer to play it on a new console after all now.Also Nintendo harps on my fear of missing out and struggling to buy the Switch later on this year, so I figure I may as well pre-order the Switch and get it now.
I wonder if Zelda is just meh...
The chaos.
I wonder if Zelda is just meh...
The chaos.
Just doing some basic math in my ignorance,
I'll assume each Gametop averaged with 50 available reservations. I've seen some stores allotting 30 reservations, and others, like the one I went to, just south of Grapevine, allotting 100. I'm probably low-balling, but regardless:
50 x 3,900 = 195,000 pre-orders.
Hardly a scientific approach to getting the numbers, but I'd say that'd be a reasonably good first wave of pre-orders for a single retailer.
Yes there are side by side comparisons around. Looks better in many ways.
C) Scalps it
Since when is 69 days a month and a half?As someone else pointed out, this is launching in early March: About a month and a half after Christmas. It wouldn't be surprising for new hardware to see less sales due to that. But will that be the case?
While the initial pre-orders aren't that indicative of popularity, it should be interesting to see the total number of pre-orders by March 2nd.
Unlike the 3DS, Switch is getting Mario Kart and Splatoon from April while 3DS struggled to get new titles out after launch which lead to the price cut due to lack of software to sell hardware.
If hardware sales for Switch can be maintained due to software, then Nintendo won't have to do a price cut early on.
From the Wii U build from 7 months ago?
From the Wii U build from 7 months ago?
haha, games addiction bad.
It won't be.
That thing is probably game of the generation. I just can't imagine that it's anything worse than "top three Zelda game ever."
And I don't feel like I've bought into any crazy hype or anything!
I dont know about doing well, I used to catch the train into Auckland City every day, only got about 10 streetpasses from the same people for about 3 years haha
To say that would suck would be an understatement. But hey, I have yet to outright dislike/hate a mainline Zelda game, so BoTW would have to be some hot garbage to turn me off.
My gamestop still hasn't gone through it's initial pre-orders.
Wouldnt it be funny if this thing turns out to be a huge hit?
I doubt it will happen, but af least general public understands now that Nintendo has a new toy for sale. Apposed to the wiiu being the wii controller noone wanted.
Switch will sell really well at launch no matter what, there are millions of NIntendo fans who want the next new Nintendo games and this is the only way to play it.
The real question is for the holiday season can (1) Nintendo product a lot of units (2) will be there be a ton of demand for it.
I don't think anyone knows the answer to that and we really won't until January 2018.
Splatoon is a generic summer release, might as well be September for what we know.
MK Deluxe will push for Nintendo enthusiasts who don't like Zelda and who don't own a Wii U. We'll see in April how many they are.
I'd be surprised if Splatoon 2 didn't come out by June, there's not much else for Nintendo only titles and the other question is when Smash Bros and Pokémon will be released because it wouldn't make much sense to delay them to 2018 since we are talking about evergreen titles.