EPTNintendo Switch Thread - Page 11
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{CC}StealthBlue
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
This thing will sell worse than Wii U. Not sure why anyone other than massive Zelda fans would even imagine buying this thing within a year of launch. Isnt Zelda also coming out for Wii U anyway? Everything about it is unbelievable expensive as well. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Powerpill
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Put it this way in the United States a month and half before release date of Console Systems, Amazon would already be making plans of moving units to hubs to certain parts of the country to make sure of release date deliveries... | ||
BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50637 Posts
On January 13 2017 14:41 DannyJ wrote: Nintendo needs to just give up and stick to mobile stuff, whether IOS or 3ds. License out franchises too. This thing will sell worse than Wii U. Not sure why anyone other than massive Zelda fans would even imagine buying this thing within a year of launch. Isnt Zelda also coming out for Wii U anyway? Everything about it is unbelievable expensive as well. aren't they planning on merging their handheld and home consoles with this? I thought we won't get a new 3DS and all their future handheld style titles will be on switch and its future iterations, pretty much making guys like me buy the switch anyway, not that I mind because its handheld + bonus big games for me, sure the initial investment is big but I won't mind if they deliver the handheld experience I've had so far with my 3DS. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35171 Posts
On January 13 2017 13:53 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Did anyone just see that image of Sonic... Yeah, Sega is pretty much a developer for Nintendo nowadays. On January 13 2017 14:41 DannyJ wrote: Nintendo needs to just give up and stick to mobile stuff, whether IOS or 3ds. License out franchises too. This thing will sell worse than Wii U. Not sure why anyone other than massive Zelda fans would even imagine buying this thing within a year of launch. Isnt Zelda also coming out for Wii U anyway? Everything about it is unbelievable expensive as well. How is it unbelievably expensive? It's going to cost the same amount that XB1 and PS4 cost, it just won't come bundled with a game because it's a new system. People that would buy this only for Zelda are people that never bought a WiiU because a Zelda never came out on it. They won't buy one now for Breath of the Wild when they can get a Switch that has a better version of the game and the possibility of a 2nd Zelda title towards the end of the system life. On January 13 2017 13:41 Nakajin wrote: SM Odyssey look great, but I am a bit weird out about real people in a mario game On the plus side we have Mario in N-Y, finally something as good as the movie! Odyssey looks good, but that "real life" city level is pretty jarring to me. Gives strong Sonic '06 vibes. | ||
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ShiaoPi
TAIWAN NUMBAH WAN5956 Posts
the fire emblem/warrirors crossover is either gonna be amazing or horrible lol | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On January 13 2017 15:43 BLinD-RawR wrote: aren't they planning on merging their handheld and home consoles with this? My guess is that it's going to be to the 3DS what the original DS was to the GBA. Testing the waters with a new idea. If it works well, it'll supplant the DS-line of handheld systems. If not, they'll go with plan B of making a new DS system. | ||
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Spaylz
Japan1743 Posts
The Switch itself costing $300 (€300 in EU?) isn't too bad, it's a bit on the higher end but acceptable, in my opinion. However, they very clearly lost their minds on the accessories. $70 for a regular controller and $80 (!) for a Switchable one is pure insanity. $60 games are also a bit iffy, but again somewhat acceptable. I figured I might buy a Switch, but after this, I think I'll hold off. The prices are just a tad too steep for me to get into it right off the bat. | ||
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TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On January 13 2017 14:41 DannyJ wrote: Nintendo needs to just give up and stick to mobile stuff, whether IOS or 3ds. License out franchises too. This thing will sell worse than Wii U. Not sure why anyone other than massive Zelda fans would even imagine buying this thing within a year of launch. Isnt Zelda also coming out for Wii U anyway? Everything about it is unbelievable expensive as well. Nintendo's unique position as both the manufacturer of the system as well as it's primary developer means that a system can potentially survive a lackluster launch. For most systems, a weak launch title lineup puts the system into a downward spiral, where without good titles, no one wants to buy the system, making developers less likely to make games for it, making people even less likely to buy the system, etc. Nintendo's position as the biggest game developer for Nintendo systems comes with its own problems, but it does mean that it's possible for a Nintendo system to get out of this rut. It only takes a handful of good second-party titles to propel a system to success. The best example of this is the 3DS--despite a pretty underwhelming launch, a steady flow of flagship titles built support for the system, and brought initially skeptical customers and developers on board. At this point the 3DS is the most successful system of the current generation despite it's hefty initial price ($250 for a handheld is arguably more outrageous than $300 for a home console) and poor showing of initial launch titles. The Wii U had some rather more extensive issues, and it became pretty clear that Nintendo was more interested in the growing support for the 3DS than trying to promote the Wii U as a platform. | ||
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AlgeriaT
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Laurens
Belgium4555 Posts
On January 13 2017 14:41 DannyJ wrote: Nintendo needs to just give up and stick to mobile stuff, whether IOS or 3ds. License out franchises too. This thing will sell worse than Wii U. Not sure why anyone other than massive Zelda fans would even imagine buying this thing within a year of launch. Isnt Zelda also coming out for Wii U anyway? Everything about it is unbelievable expensive as well. lmao no it will not sell worse than the Wii U. It is the successor to both the 3DS and the Wii U. Anyone who wants to play the new Pokemon, Fire emblem, Mario Kart, Zelda, ...., will eventually have to buy it. Good on Nintendo for merging their systems. I can live with a somewhat more expensive price if it means I only have to buy ONE new system instead of two. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35171 Posts
On January 13 2017 16:27 AlgeriaT wrote: €520 in Sweden. What the literal fuck. Ouch, my condolences. | ||
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Yurie
12046 Posts
525.37 Euro according to Google currencies. So even worse. Importing (without postage fees) is 352.49 Euro from the US, which is including 25% purchasing tax in Sweden. | ||
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Laurens
Belgium4555 Posts
Here in Belgium I'm seeing €369 | ||
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Spaylz
Japan1743 Posts
On January 13 2017 17:14 Laurens wrote: How come it's so expensive in Sweden? Here in Belgium I'm seeing €369 That's really expensive still. In France it looks like it's €330. Also expensive. Yeesh. | ||
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Yurie
12046 Posts
On January 13 2017 17:14 Laurens wrote: How come it's so expensive in Sweden? Here in Belgium I'm seeing €369 No clue, the stores have it at 4990 SEK. When 3990 is still more expensive then what you listed. Might just be old placeholder prices I guess. | ||
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