alekhkhanna
Innovator
Absolutely epic. And S2 continues to be available with little delay. Launching soon in SEA markets.
No major scalping (forget India as no official presence).
They have been stocking it in US since January because of the tariffs, so the shipment availability itself is highly inflated compared to any launch console. Then you again have scalpers already reselling them on eBay and such anticipating a price increase because of tariffs. Not sure how many are with actual gamers.
Absolutely epic. And S2 continues to be available with little delay. Launching soon in SEA markets.
No major scalping (forget India as no official presence).
They have been stocking it in US since January because of the tariffs, so the shipment availability itself is highly inflated compared to any launch console. Then you again have scalpers already reselling them on eBay and such anticipating a price increase because of tariffs. Not sure how many are with actual gamers.
Wii U is very underrated console . It is fantastic console otherwise but Nintendo did fail to focus on some of the lineup. It had its decent number of some great games .It's unbelievable what Nintendo has pulled off with the Switch lineup, when I was working on titles being published for the Wii-U I thought it was over for them.
You used to work at Nintendo? That’s amazing!It's unbelievable what Nintendo has pulled off with the Switch lineup, when I was working on titles being published for the Wii-U I thought it was over for them.
The bigger question is - whether it will continue this sales trend for the next 2-3 years? And that's what matters.
Launch sale records are no indication that the console will be a success in the long-run.
Case in point being the PS Vita: it sold 1.2 million units in a span of 2 months - and this was in 2012 - before the heights of social media and influencer rage. And we all know how it turned out.
Also, GTA 6 will be a system seller and the Nintendo Switch 2 not being on that list will be a major drawback for potential customers and Nintendo's accounts for FY2026-27.