I was so close to grabbing one at the weekend for Mario but am trying to hold out for the Black Friday deals to see if I can get a nice bundle.
I must have Mario, Zelda and Mario Kart in my life, the FOMO is real.
Strong start for Mario — and damn it deserves it. Interesting to see how the Holiday pans out for Nintendo and if they'll be able to keep up on Switch stock. The machine has clearly captured the imagination of the public, and competition is always healthy in this industry.
Yeah. Strange considering Nintendo was always popular with women. I think Nintendo still didnt release the right games to bring those fans yet. Animal crossing would be a good start.I think the breakdown of Switch buyers by gender (90% male) is also quite surprising!
I wonder if that makes them reconsider Animal Crossing on Switch, as they also mentioned that series is primarily popular among females.
I also wonder if Switch will hit Wii levels. Based on graphs, seems unlikely.
Is it? I think we've seen similair statistics before from Nintendo. Despite people desperately wanting it not to be the case, women just aren't playing (Nintendo) games as much.I think the breakdown of Switch buyers by gender (90% male) is also quite surprising!
This is typically the case with new videogame systems. Given that it is supply constrained and new, the hardcore male audience currently dominates the system. They are not going to cancel Animal Crossing on Switch. Nintendo systems typically have a high female user bases because they release games like Animal Crossing and Pokemon. Female gamers aren't going to buy the system if they cancel the most appeal games for them. However, give the Switch some time when it isn't supply constrained. Next year we should see kids and female gamers pick up on the Switch.I think the breakdown of Switch buyers by gender (90% male) is also quite surprising!
I wonder if that makes them reconsider Animal Crossing on Switch, as they also mentioned that series is primarily popular among females.
I also wonder if Switch will hit Wii levels. Based on graphs, seems unlikely.
Is it? I think we've seen similair statistics before from Nintendo. Despite people desperately wanting it not to be the case, women just aren't playing (Nintendo) games as much.
Is it? I think we've seen similair statistics before from Nintendo. Despite people desperately wanting it not to be the case, women just aren't playing (Nintendo) games as much.
Yeah. Strange considering Nintendo was always popular with women. I think Nintendo still didnt release the right games to bring those fans yet. Animal crossing would be a good start.
And i dont think It will hit the Wii levels either.
I think the breakdown of Switch buyers by gender (90% male) is also quite surprising!
I wonder if that makes them reconsider Animal Crossing on Switch, as they also mentioned that series is primarily popular among females.
I also wonder if Switch will hit Wii levels. Based on graphs, seems unlikely.
Here's an unpopular opinion: The NX will be Nintendo's last console. Five years or so from now, they'll do handhelds as long as they're profitable and third party games for both Sony and Microsoft. Since they'll be broke at this point, the first order of business will be to port Mario and Zelda games to those platforms first, then use the funding to make a proper Zelda/Mario, which, since they'll need it to hit, won't take any major risks, like being an MMO.