Switch 2

The idea that the Switch 2 has no games has always been stuuupid, because Nintendo has average a first and second party title to be released at least one a month, which is unprecedented for a console early in it's lifecycle.

Ugh. Not the image of the delayed switch version 😢 Edit: When I posted this the only official information about the switch release was this which is on the description of the Zaheer trailer on YouTube: “Lead a revolution as Zaheer in Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, launching on July 23 for PlaySt

I’m definitely not alone in thinking 3,000 units were way too few for a release such as this.If you're opening pre-orders months in advance anyway, capping the production count makes no sense. A much better approach would be setting a time window -say, two to four weeks- collecting all pre-orders, t

Get a Switch 2 before the price increases next month. This gets you into all Nintendo exclusives from the past 9 years, most of which have Switch 2 updates to run at higher settings, resolution, and framerate. This'll also give you the ability to play all of their exclusives for the next 5 to 10 yea

Are you 'done' with Nintendo and will be satisfied playing only Switch 1 games? There are no more Switch 1 games coming out from Nintendo. Every Nintendo exclusive will be on Switch 2. However, if over the next decade you do want to play Nintendo exclusives, Switch 2 will play all the new Nintendo e

If i mischaracterize anything please feel free to elaborate where. I personally consider Yoshi a flop because its sales have stagnated at under 1 million copies while its predecessor Yoshi's crafted world sold 1.11 million in its first 3 days. As far as counting s2 ports counting as s1, i agree that

I literally elaborated all of them. You don't have a source of Yoshi being an empirical flop (its revenue not making up for its budget), that's just your own subjective opinion which you're denying for Nintendeen himself being a flop even though Deen's numbers have fell even more than Yoshi did What

For games at a $40 USD price point, absolutely. And I can't see them trying to sell Visions at $70 pricepoint. The $70 full ROMs also carry a lot of retail risk because there isn't much room for price reduction. Nintendo requires a minimum order of cartridges and since its still early in Switch 2 li