Just give me home console Pokemon breh
It's their trump card. When all goes wrong, bring out the pookiemans.
Just give me home console Pokemon breh
Uhh, not trying to go all console warrior here (in fact I own neither), but didn't the Wii U fare worst of all the 5 current consoles in the past couple years, Metacritic-wise?"Wii U will go down as having fantastic content--the issue was as you look at the reality of exactly when the games were launched, there were large gaps in between," he said.
Not just that. It looks small in scale and production, yet it costs full RRP.
It will be a tough sell, I think.
Does anyone actually believe this ?
Don't be like that. You made a mistake, move on.
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I agree that this time they manage to sell/show a NEW console.
The problem is that for Nintendo giving Zelda at launch (and no other AAA game plus some crap games) they think is enough until the next big game release. This is not the N64 era, people need more games. Specially if you can get a PS4 for the same price with a ton of games to play.
the Splatoon shit is so annoying lol
I guess it should be expected though considering some of the shit I read in regards to the first one post-E3 reveal and pre-launch
eh, I think both are right in regards to Splatoon. To me it's Splatoon 1.5
Better graphics, and new maps is all I see. maybe a couple new weapons. Could have easily just been some DLC for the original splatoon imo
I highly doubt your HS buddies were calling you Reggie.
The Switch is fixing the lack of compelling games by launching one at launch and another at Christmas.
Great fix. Good job.
I want to contest this, but if Nintendo didn't give people the impression that there was more to the game (characters, stages, etc...) then that's there problem. The literally could say "we'll be showing off more characters, stages, and gameplay modes before launch" and that would be enough... I think.
How I look at it right now:March: Zelda
April: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
May: ARMs?
June: ?
July: ?
August: ?
September: ?
October: ?
November: ?
December: ?
Insert Splatoon 2 and Super Mario Odyssey in 2 of those 7 unknown months.
Yeah I was gonna say, nice try Reggie
"Oh hey bud, just got your cell number from your mom, what's up?"
For all of Nintendo's undeniable first party quality the machine will never have any substantial third party support.
I mean the fact their talking up Skyrim is actually embarrassing. Not that the game is rubbish but it's an old game that yes while nice to have should not be anywhere near your launch material, I mean if this is the level of support owners can expect off third parties than lol
Because it shares some extremely basic mechanics with Wii Boxing, and thus it must be written off as an overpriced party game.
That's definitely a fair point to make, and I do think that Nintendo should have tried to nab some kind of FPS port to launch with the system. Given the specs, though, who knows if that was even feasible for any of the usual suspects to be able to get one running stable enough to make the launch in time.
If it was up to me, I would have moved heaven and earth to get Blizzard a dev kit to get Overwatch on day 1, since that's the kind of game that would really entice Nintendo fans and draw some attention to have a real portable version of the game out there. But that's just me!
For all of Nintendo's undeniable first party quality the machine will never have any substantial third party support.
I mean the fact their talking up Skyrim is actually embarrassing. Not that the game is rubbish but it's an old game that yes while nice to have should not be anywhere near your launch material, I mean if this is the level of support owners can expect off third parties than lol
I mean, I agree with you for the most part. But I do have to say being able to play Skyrim on a handheld/tablet is pretty fuckin cool. I'll pick it up when the price tanks just to have on family or work trips. But, as far as it being pushed as a potential system seller / proof the Switch "now has 3rd party support"...yeah, that's definitely a stretch. I'm not sure how many people will care about "mobile Skyrim" like I do.
How about we come back this time next year with all the release dates and see exactly this wealth of content that was actually released. It's easy to make projections, it's a whole other matter of when games get shipped.
While that's true I really think Nintendo is gonna have issues with ppl looking at it as a handheld first.well, he's right that it's clearer on what the thing is. Wii U never recovered from people thinking it was a Wii add-on and I doubt Switch will have that issue.
How I look at it right now:
March: Zelda
April: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
May: ARMS
June: Splatoon 2
July: ?
August: ?
September: Fire Emblem Warriors
October: Pokemon
November: Smash/Super Mario Odyssey
December: Xenoblade 2
NoA doesn't usually release anything in August but I'm sure there's stuff that they haven't announced that could be out in the summer.
My only mistake was engaging you in the first place since your only examples of a confusing message apparently center around the finer details of an optional accessory.
They explained to pay for online without actually disclosing what the price will be. They told us we'll be getting an NES/SNES but doesn't make it clear to how long we have access to it.
But yeah, they're crystal clear.
I'm getting a ton of millage out of this gif today.
While that's true I really think Nintendo is gonna have issues with ppl looking at it as a handheld first.
His first reason isn't so clear IMO.
And that's no problem because it will sell well anyway.
That's definitely a fair point to make, and I do think that Nintendo should have tried to nab some kind of FPS port to launch with the system. Given the specs, though, who knows if that was even feasible for any of the usual suspects to be able to get one running stable enough to make the launch in time.
If it was up to me, I would have moved heaven and earth to get Blizzard a dev kit to get Overwatch on day 1, since that's the kind of game that would really entice Nintendo fans and draw some attention to have a real portable version of the game out there. But that's just me!
*bet do not includes TLOU 2
You say that like it's a bad thing. Nintendo portables are market leaders.While that's true I really think Nintendo is gonna have issues with ppl looking at it as a handheld first.
The year of dreams right here.
Yep, Overwatch, or Destiny, or something along those lines would have gone a long way.
It's weird, the more I think about that reveal trailer vs. the January conference, it's like two different systems.
How I look at it right now:
March: Zelda
April: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
May: ARMS
June: Splatoon 2
July: ?
August: ?
September: Fire Emblem Warriors
October: Pokemon
November: Smash/Super Mario Odyssey
December: Xenoblade 2
NoA doesn't usually release anything in August but I'm sure there's stuff that they haven't announced that could be out in the summer.
I think it's really what they need to go for, yeah. Switch has the opportunity to fill a slightly lower end niche that the PS4 and XO go beyond, and the portable niche those can't do. If Nintendo can leverage that and get the (largely Japanese) support that their handhelds do, it could end up putting them in a good situation.You say that like it's a bad thing. Nintendo portables are market leaders.
How I look at it right now:
March: Zelda
April: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
May: ARMS
June: Splatoon 2
July: ?
August: ?
September: Fire Emblem Warriors
October: Pokemon
November: Smash/Super Mario Odyssey
December: Xenoblade 2
NoA doesn't usually release anything in August but I'm sure there's stuff that they haven't announced that could be out in the summer.
Zelda and Mario Kart are ports.Zelda, Mario Kart, Splatoon possibly more games announced at directs or E3?
People saying there's no drought when after the june game comes out there's nothing between then til mario in winter. there will be 3-4 months where the switch won't have a big title out.
well Reggie is PR so he'll say anything. Sell ice to an eskimo.
Imaginary release lineups that have each month filled with "realistic" predictions. Boy did that sure never backfire on WiiU.