Yeah you are probably right, Kamiya confirmed he is not the director of Babylon's Fall (in a very Kamiya way lol) and I really don't think he is the director of Bayo 3 so it's very much possible there is another game coming from him.
Thanks.
There's still a possibility for The World Ends With You tomorrow
While true, I still find it odd they didnt bother to show something at their conference when they shown Octopath. And SE aren't even publishing those games in the west.
thing is RE5 and 6 sold well because they are coop action games, not because they are third person horror games
They sold for both reasons. RE7 wasn't only a drop from 5/6, but also 4.
It's been so long I had forgotten the name. Yeah, I meant The Last Remnant. However both are likely impossible.
I dont think any of those titles will reach 1 million domestically. Maybe KH
Based on how the remaster of Resident Evil 1 did, I don't think it will get that high.
REmaster was oldschool RE though - RE2R looks how the mainstream would expect a RE title to look nowadays. It will be big, its a classic.
Interesting, am I underestimating how much better summer is compared to spring relating to switch hardware? Im expecting 55k average from now to beginning of september.
When I look at last year's summer, which had ARMS and Splatoon 2 as big titles, there were 651.377 Switch units sold between 4 June 2017 and 3 September 2017 (13 weeks, 50.106 units per week). And if we extend that to the end of September, we get a sales number of 857.525 units until 1 October 2017 (17 weeks, 50.442 units per week).
Before predicting my number I checked 2017's numbers during the same period and predicted around the same average per week. Even though the switch had splatoon 2 and ARMS in that same period, the very low weeks brought the average down and kept it at 50kavg. This year doesnt have both games from last year, but it wont have any low weeks. It can be 50-55k avg this time around since there is more supply.
I hope so. Switch YTD 2018 would have been lower than Switch YTD 2017 if it wasn't for a massive Week 1 with 146k units. It helps that there's more third-party support now, but I don't think any (except Taiko, maybe) will sell hardware. And when looking at Spring, since the weekend before Kirby Star Allies release, 493.163 Switch units have been sold, which is lower than the 535.509 units from the same period last year, despite not being supply constrained this year. I'm a bit pessimistic about the upcoming Summer to be honest.
Welp i was being pessimistic for 50-55k avg, but your logic makes sense...
To give my post a bit more nuance: of course Switch had a big launch week in 2017, but that one isn't included in the Spring period (I didn't count the first two weeks of Switch sales for Spring 2017). So it's pretty similar to 2017 so far, no matter how you look at it.
Is it possible that either a new fire emblem or yoshi can be placed on august since it has no nintendo release? I should probably just wait a couple hours -.-
