They'rejust not treating E3 like the others.
The plan is, if this goes down well, for there to be two mainline series.
Yeah and before Pokémon, in September 2013, the 3DS had sold 34 million. It's almost as if Pokémon spurs sales
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Yeah, maybe they just don't think they need it with Smash and Pokémon coming this year.
But how many of those titles are Sony made, and Microsoft made?
Jesus this doom and gloom for Nintendo. You could post this in the 90's, 2000's, early 2010's.
Games take time, development is hard, they have two big games come out this year. Look how many games Sony and MS release this year and tell me why you expect one game a month like it's some effortless task.
Nintendo's problem is that they keep creating consoles that people mainly buy for first party titles only and they don't make a lot of effort to fix that issue. I don't think many Switch owners just have a Switch. Most buy it as a complement to another console or PC.
That wasn't my point. My point was Sony didn't have to show any more new games - the PS4 has been out for longer and therefore has plenty of first party games.
Yeah. Nintendo is to blame that people still think that. The little machine has a lot of power.
Nintendo does too and it'll get more. Dozens of new games come out on the Switch every week. If you're thinking there's droughts that's flat out wrong.
Yeah that was another thing like UI improvements should be coming and should have been talked about. Folders? Save transfers?
It's like Nintendo revealing the NX when they announced going mobile. They knew the Internet, media etc. would go crazy with asinine stuff like "Pokémon is getting rebooted"
imprecise. if they're thinking there's droughts then they're using a definition of software that basically consists of AAA-level output alone
Nintendo manage to publish at least 1, if not 2, titles a month for the Switch, many of which are developed in house or overseen inhouse. At least 2 of these a year are big titles. Not even Ubisoft or Activision have this level of output and you're telling me it's not enough?
Never has a more true post been made
We do and it's always silly, this is just the market reacting like it always does. Nintendo didn't announced they were going 3rd party so their investors are mad.
The problem is that there aren't many of those games I want to play. Most seem to be low budget indie titles. And the 3rd party games that are released on Switch have been on other platforms for a while already, so I would rather buy them cheaper on those platforms rather than spending $60 for the Switch version.
and I'm well aware of that, I'm just saying some people on this site have really weird expectations relative to the wider market
