Atari Jaguar wrote: » Nintendo doesn't compete with anyone. If they wanted to be competitive the Wii U would've launched more or less the same power as PS4 or Xbox One, they didn't, because they don't care.
ShaneU wrote: » If true, this really is pathetic from Nintendohttps://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/819959915821367296
Pac1Man wrote: » Of course they compete. They manufacture video games! They didn't release the Wii U with the hope that it would be everyone's favourite second console. This idea that Nintendo don't care about the rivals is a bit ludicrous.
Ol' Donie wrote: » Might be on my own here, but I've got most of my favourite SNES & NES games on Wii & WiiU. Don't need them again. Just gimme Zelda. I really do need that.
Atari Jaguar wrote: » No they don't. Firstly they don't need to compete because their IP wins every time, secondly they haven't been in open competition with a console manufacturer since GameCube. They left behind the hardcore gamer and moved into family gaming time.
nairy hipples wrote: » Just a query-are Argos going to be stockists of Switch? Can't find mention of it on their website...
FAILSAFE 00 wrote: » Nintendo should just give up on the hardware and move on to licencing their collection of IP. They keep having these needless up hill battles trying to gain a foothold in the console market. There is Sony with 60 million PS4 customers ready to go. License the games to Sony. Over night Nintendo would finally be an incredible success with very little effort.
Retr0gamer wrote: » The Switch really needs to take the place of the 3DS because if it tires to compete with the PS4 and One it's going to get hammered. As it stands I don't see the Switch carving out a niche for itself the way the Wii did. If it becomes the 3DS successor and gets pokemon on there it has the entire handheld sector to itself..
Roark wrote: » If only they thought of that! You should give them a call and tell them about your great idea.I'm all up for discussion but the idea of random guys on a forum thinking they know so much better than a multi billion dollar company is kinda hilarious.
kevin2me wrote: » Hey Retro. U hit the nail on the gead there mate. Well said. Thats exactly what they need. And any shortfall due to handheld folks moving onto phones/talblets can be made up from merger with the home console business. Nintendo are now in their own market. They dont need to match PS4/X1 due to their heldheld business. The same way sony and MS are not able to fight with Nintendo in the handheld space. U got to believe there'll be no Vita replacement too. If they can reach half of wiiu and 3ds combined and hit 40 million sales. therell be plenty 3rd party support as a result especially from 3rd partys that relied on 3DS software sales. Japan will be a homerun, US will be okay its the Europe market they really need to turn things around. Im going to get some time with the Switch at Pax South in Texus in 2 weeks time. Hopefully ill be able to report back with some impressions for ye...
kevin2me wrote: » ... Im going to get some time with the Switch at Pax South in Texus in 2 weeks time. Hopefully ill be able to report back with some impressions for ye...
Retr0gamer wrote: » The price though might price them out of the handheld market. The initial 250 euro 3DS price really affected that system negatively and it's hardly the price a parent would be willing to spend on little johnny to play pokemon. It's still very much up in the air.
764dak wrote: » Aren't there more Windows Mobile devices than 3DS consoles?
MilesMorales1 wrote: » Here's a prediction, switch will be cheaper by November.
FAILSAFE 00 wrote: » I cant wait for that unbiased opinion lol
FAILSAFE 00 wrote: » Actually, you have just highlighted the major issue with Nintendo. They think they know better than the average gamer. Telling us what we should want rather than giving us what we ask for. You only have to look at Nintendo's ridiculous YouTube policy of stopping gamers sharing their experiences with other fans. Only carefully selected influencers who have Nintendo's permission can do so and they have to pay ninty tax for that privilege. Pure madness in this day and age. That alone highlights their arrogance just like your post does.
Atari Jaguar wrote: » They way some of ye go on :rolleyes: if you're so strapped for cash that you can afford 330 and then 60 quid for a game, perhaps gaming isn't the hobby for you? I can see a thing wrong with the price, they kept it under 400, excepting 250 is just ludicrous.