Goukosan

Did you forget you were wrong the last time?... oh yea... of course you did

Ahead = doing terribly?

you forgot this part Monster Hunter World/Generations Ultimate Performance

Companies report on a fiscal year basis. March 2017 was the end of fiscal year 17, March 18 was the end of fiscal year 18 and March 19 will be the end of fiscal 19.

Last fiscal year has 12 numb nuts.. lol

22% in argos =/= 22% across the UK. 22% without an actual figure can also mean you still sold less units that your competitors. so basically, your 29 million is a guesstimate.

For reference. Last year for Q3 Nintendo sold over 7 million (Oct - Dec) And last year Q3 + Q4 sold over 10 million. This year they're expecting at least 15 million for Q3 + Q4 combined.

link please.

Are you mixing conflating UK = all of Europe again? This last time you did that you counted UK twice.... once by itself and a 2nd time when counting Europe as a whole. Was that 29 million across the Americas + Europe? Or Specifically US + UK?

Both PS4 and Switch will do well. Xbox1 on the other hand... has stalled to a crawl WW.

July to September Switch sold 3.19M compared to last years 2.92 in the same Time frame (Q2) April to July Switch sold 5.07 compared to 4.89 last year through the same Time frame (Q1) YOY Switch is up in 2018. Switch Hardware shipments WW LTD: (units) Japan - 5.52 million The Americas - 9.13 million Other - 8.20 million Switch Hardware shipments WW LTD by %: Japan - 24% The Americas - 40% Other - 36% Nintendo Switch Hardware: (units) This quarter: 3.19 million Cumulative: 5.07 million ( April through Sept) LTD: 22.86 million

Flip flop to dock a switch? lol

Yup, the branding on the Wiiu sucked hard...couple that with the same exact art style as the Wii version (except in HD).....its easy to see how people would think it was the same game. Its a great 2D game though.... didn't get to reach mass market on Wiiu because of branding confusion + the Wiiu bombed. Should do great on Switch since alot of people didn't play it on Wiiu.

Yes. Every single stage is a new stage. It actually had tons of content (8 worlds, secret worlds) and the Luigi Expansion was great. Almost 200 levels of 2D Mario stages. It also had those challenge stages that were ridiculously hard. The art style was waaaaaaaaaaaaay too similar to the previous NSMB games though.... people were tired of the SAME EXACT ART STYLE for 3 straight NSMB games. Even the three NES 2D games looked different... and so did the SNES game... not these three though... smh.

no. NSMB Wiiu is a totally different game. It was NSMB 3.

The thing is... both Sony and MS tend to take a conservative approach with trying something new with controllers. They would refine something that already established or make an improvement on that. But they both rarely try to take gambles on controllers. They wait until it works somewhere else and then make their own version of it. On the flip side....Nintendo takes huge gambles on controllers.... sometimes too much gambles to their own detriment (Wiiu) and sometimes it works out (Dpad, rumble, motion, analog, gyro etc). We would need all th

Yea it was..... but the art style for these NSMB games are old now though

MS is on the 3rd party train... Choo choo.

tablet hybrid gaming.... hmmm where have I seen that b4

Bro not hating on emulation. just saying its funny that everytime you posted it... it was always "soo close". I'm a big fan of emulation myself. Helps preserve games for years to come.

3rd time? When was the 2nd? But yea.. this port is snooze worthy.

yes, Zelda was based off the Wiiu emulator that already had almost 5 years worth of work in it by the time Zelda launched... lol

Everytime Remij posts this its "soo close to being done".... more than a year later we're at almost the same point

it's not about stopping it 100% (as yet), America has too many guns for that to happen over night. Right now It's about reducing the amounts of incidents that involve killings with guns. It can gradually get better year after year but you have to start somewhere.

Yes really... it is like that in tons of states.