English for first three, no one knows FE yet.
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English for first three, no one knows FE yet.
I predict 5 millions+ for Prime 4. Mark my words.
Skyrim at least 2 millions
It can honestly sell even more than that, being an evergreen title and all.Mario Kart 8 is going to sell 10 million copies, AGAIN. Incredible.
PS4 and XB1 also had staggered launches unlike the SW.
Do people still honestly believe that Breath of the wild won't clear 10 million copies ?
We are literally over halfway there with an entire generation of Switch owners to sell to.
Anyway, good sales all around.
For comparison (if that is even useful: both Wii and Switch were/are supply constrained):How is Switch doing currently compared to the wii at the same point in its lifespan? I remember reading an article near release that said Switch was about on par sales-wise with Wii. What about now? Outpaced, outpacing, or about equal?
DS first 4 months: 5.27 million
Wii first 4 months: 5.84 million
3DS first 4 months: 4.32 million
Wii U first 4 months: 3.45 million
4.7 is pretty nice considering it didnt have the holiday season to help
I can't believe there are ~800,000 Switch owners who don't have Zelda. What is wrong with them!?
That's pretty good. I see the Switch getting somewhere between GC and N64 numbers by the end of the generation.
That's pretty good. I see the Switch getting somewhere between GC and N64 numbers by the end of the generation.
imagine how many would have been sold if they weren't out of stock so often.
my switch crapped itself. i want another one but still hard to find. at this rate i might just wait for the inevitable updated Switch.
That's pretty good. I see the Switch getting somewhere between GC and N64 numbers by the end of the generation.
All units on display will be sold at the current SRP. The game is still selling, it's a service game with free support for the year to come, good reviews and word of mouth, AAA first party fighter, Switch is only 4 month old and ARMS always come with legs.Does that mean there is a chance to get ARMS at a discount price should they not move all the units?
All units on display will be sold at the current SRP. The game is still selling, it's a service game with free support for the year to come, good reviews and word of mouth, AAA first party fighter, Switch is only 4 month old and ARMS always come with legs.
20-30 million would be a terrible result for Switch. It should be a lot more.That's pretty good. I see the Switch getting somewhere between GC and N64 numbers by the end of the generation.
The thing is, 4.7 must be very close to how many consoles were actually produced.DS first 4 months: 5.27 million
Wii first 4 months: 5.84 million
3DS first 4 months: 4.32 million
Wii U first 4 months: 3.45 million
4.7 is pretty nice considering it didnt have the holiday season to help
Unless he means until the next Xbox / PS arrive. Still I'd expect more than that. Also if at some point like in 1-2 years Nintendo releases a dockless SKU at a price like 200-220$ this thing will sell like hot cakes.20-30 million would be a terrible result for Switch. It should be a lot more.
Well, they're not for you. They're for me, someone who didn't own those platforms (there is a sizable market of those consumers).
Using 450k for Japan + US, and taking the approximation that US ~= The Americas, we have 1.63 million Other on a 4,7 million base, so assuming an equal attach rate, we get 450k/(1-1.63/4.7) = 689k. Could be slightly higher since US =! The Americas, so 700k or so.
Like clockwork.
Yeah because WiiU and GC launching in the holiday season has sold an incredible amount of consoles, like the xbox one right? /s
You can argue even that switch was launched WW in every country when PS4 and xbox one had a different release windows for a lot of countries. Just stop using the holiday season as an excuse for the PS4 success.
2.76 million, meaning they sold 1.96 million Switches over the last three months.
Basically, if Nintendo wants to hit its 10 million target for this year, they need to up production.
they sold a little under 2m for the quarter.
i don't think a comparison with other consoles works outside of maybe 3ds. everything else was pretty staggered and/or came out in the holidays.
Yeah, I didn't buy it either. Wii U is still hooked up in my living room and I have all the DLC. Can't justify spending $80 CAD to play as Inklings.
Very interesting, thanks for the addition!Just wanted to add that we actually know the exact US number of 1 572 062 units until the end of march due to a leak in the NPD thread. If we add that to the 1,12 million for Japan from the Nintendo report, we end at 2 692 062 units (In Japan shipped should be pretty close to sold-through), so we end up at ~ 450k*(4,7/2,7)=783k !
Interesting to note is that the attach rate in the "rest of the world " made the biggest jump from the 3 regions, it went from 1.82 to 2.86. Americas jumped from 2.38 to 3.33 and Japan had the smallest (absolute) increase from 1.48 to 2.19, for an overall attach rate increase from 2.02 to 2.89.
It will be exciting to see if Japan catches up to the other territories once splatoon 2 is included in the data.
So damn good. Nintendo was on point with their software release.
Mario + Rabbids
Super Mario Odyssey
Skyrim
Xenoblade Chronicles 2
All the indie games
That's what I'm getting. I might get Rocket League too.
Dayum. How come zelda's attach rate isn't higher?
Also those numbers for mk8 are great, but el what impressed me the most are ARMS numbers.
I though it would be small bomb.
That's an insane attach rate for both Zelda and MK. Would be interesting to know attach rates for Mario 64 and other high profile launch games at this point after launch.
So how long can 3rd party publishers continue to justify ignoring the Switch when it's obvious that quality software sells on the system? I imagine that shareholders for EA, Capcpom, Squeenix etc will see these numbers and wonder why their company is ignoring a large and profitable segment of the market.
So, what date does Switch pass Wii U?
It's really more a question of 'when can Nintendo have produced 14m consoles' rather than consumer demand. If Nintendo had the consoles I reckon it could be done by October, but based on current production I'll say February.
Hard to speculate only 3-7 months away?Honestly, I think it is hard to speculate that far out with Nintendo. The market for the Switch could easily change when it hits 10m. It could slow down a ton. It could go faster with Mario. We simply don't know.
And it's definitely not something I would bet money on.
On what? The Switch surpassing the Wii U sales? It would be the easiest money you could ever make. Hell, even saying that it will happen by 2018 the latest it would be.Honestly, I think it is hard to speculate that far out with Nintendo. The market for the Switch could easily change when it hits 10m. It could slow down a ton. It could go faster with Mario. We simply don't know.
And it's definitely not something I would bet money on.
Does that Zelda number include the Wii U version?