Well, technically I wasn't in favor of shutting down any studios. But let's not pretend Sony didnt send Motorstorm Apocalypse to die during the PSN outage after delaying it because of an earthquake in Japan.
Holiday shopping? Even if there are no console sales for Switch there will be game sales, and people like doing their holiday shopping all at once.
I think he still has a point though. Mario isn't a primarily story and experience driven game, like say Zelda, which will have huge pressure to play at launch to avoid spoilers. Even though it will have greater sales overall, I don't think it was seen as a "must have at midnight" for many who still wanted to buy it.
Approximately 7 days after the Apocalypse. Some of those angels and demons will still want to play Breath of the Wild on the go.
I was planning to pick up either a PS4 or Xbox One next year, but those deals do look good. I'm leaning Xbox because of 360 backwards compatibility and Cuphead.
Based on what Benji has said, that is looking rather promising right now.
There might be truth here. At the moment the switch is a phantastic concept, but targeted at those who like zelda and mario and mario kart. unfortunately, this might largely be the same people. idie games are a nice add on, but honestly that's no reason to fork out that much money alone.
I doubt that's what happened, I'm just surprised if the multiplayer focus was such a big deal for the mainstream gamers, I thought people would ignore that and it would sell like crazy just by having Gran Turismo in the title.
Oh okay, yeah, I suppose that would make sense. They're both mature systems with a large library of games at this point. No one game would sway a ton of people towards buying a PS4 or an XB1, it'd mainly be the libraries overall alongside pricing and bundles
Hmm...well I already got a PS4 but I don't have an XB1 yet. Most of my friends have one and are constantly asking me to get one for Fortnite so I might bite. Helps that I can play my 360 games, all 2 of them :P, on the XB1
