Wow they did pretty good. Thanks, kuronekoincreased yoy
2017: 5.1m figure, 2.8m card
2016: 3.8m figure, 1.7m card
I'm wondering how they going to sustain the momentum tho with Zelda, Mario and splatoon out in the first year.
The only comparable ones are pokemon and animal crossing I suppose?
2016 was a weak year for SW tying into Amiibo while this year has Zelda and now Mario.
I expected a little better for Breath of the Wild but Arms is doing much better that I expected especially for a new I.P. I'm curious whether people have sales data for other fighters for comparisons.
These are pretty crazy numbers
We also just got another new IP this year in the form of ARMS. I wouldn't be surprised if Nintendo has another new IP lined up for next year.Well Splatoon was a new IP not so long ago, and they're talking about making more new IPs.
Smart Device, IP related income: ¥17,925 million
Nintendo's earnings share from Pokémon Go:
(Share of profit of entities accounted for using equity method:) ¥6,429 million
For the above two, Smart Device, Pokémon Go, Nintendo is earning a lot more money from their own smartphone games compared to Pokémon Go.
While far from impossible they have to sell more than double what they have sold so far in 5 months. Holiday included for sure but to early tomake a definite statement.
Switch don't sell in Sweden at least, not the largest market but doubt it's the only market with that trend. US and Japan seems to carry Switch more than Europe.
They probably will. That said, hopefully ARMS 2 (or future ARMS updates, depending on how long they support the first game) continues to build on the foundation of the first game to add more depth in both gameplay & content.Hopefully the 1M+ for ARMS means that they will continue to work on the franchise, because it has a lot of potential even though I find the current game to be kind of slight
I'm wondering how they going to sustain the momentum tho with Zelda, Mario and splatoon out in the first year.
The only comparable ones are pokemon and animal crossing I suppose?
Great numbers. Splatoon 2 is higher than I expected, and good to see an official Switch forecast revision! That means shipments will be at 16.7 million by the end of March, and by the end of the calendar year it'll be something like 14-15 million, meaning this holiday period will see about 7 million Switches.
Yoshi and Kirby can both do a million in their sleep.I'm wondering how they going to sustain the momentum tho with Zelda, Mario and splatoon out in the first year.
The only comparable ones are pokemon and animal crossing I suppose?
This is entirely predicated in Nintendo having enough stock to keep that kind of momentum going. Judging by their past few months stock wise across the world, I'm not entirely convinced they can.
Last report I saw of Zelda Wii U was about 1.4 million? Can't remember to be honest.
I wouldn't be surprised if they had several.We also just got another new IP this year in the form of ARMS. I wouldn't be surprised if Nintendo has another new IP lined up for next year.
Nintendo is publishing Octopath in the US ?
if they ship more than 14m,it couldIs that LTD did Switch?
If it was first half wouldn't it make more sense for more units to shift in the second half of the year.
Could Switch do more than 14m?
why does Nintendo always do the publishing part for Dragon Quest though?Can Enix do it themselves?
If they are saying "2018 or later" they probably intend a 2018 and the "or later" part is just in case.Pokémon is so 2019.
Also Fire Emblem Switch! Might get news so hopefully.
Oh. I see.If they are saying "2018 or later" they probably intend a 2018 and the "or later" part is just in case.
Net Sales: ¥374,041 million (~$3.29 billion), 173.4% increase YoY
Operating Income: ¥39,961 million (~$351 million)
Profit: ¥51,503 million (~$453 million)
LOL that Pokemon listing perfectly demonstrates my observation that everyone is trying for 2018 but just has confidence issues about it.