Re: Nintendo Switch Sales thread - 14.86m sold
Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2018 10:09 am
Fallout 4 would be a decent seller, I'd reckon. I'd also like to have a good RTS on this, but I guess that's never going to happen.
Ad7 wrote:"Who cares about Nintendo? They're finished"
OrangeRakoon wrote:The numbers are objectively great, but it still upsets me that most Switch owners don't own Zelda
KK wrote:If you’re a third party dev you’re probably not looking at that with much optimism though.
NickSCFC wrote:OrangeRakoon wrote:The numbers are objectively great, but it still upsets me that most Switch owners don't own Zelda
I'm currently playing it and, to be honest, I'm still not sure I like it that much.
HSH28 wrote:NickSCFC wrote:OrangeRakoon wrote:The numbers are objectively great, but it still upsets me that most Switch owners don't own Zelda
I'm currently playing it and, to be honest, I'm still not sure I like it that much.
Weird.
For me its probably the best game Nintendo have released since Super Mario 64, its not just that its a very good game, I think its one of the best games ever made.
OrangeRakoon wrote:The numbers are objectively great, but it still upsets me that most Switch owners don't own Zelda
Nintendo Life wrote:At Nintendo's financial report in Tokyo this afternoon, it has been announced that 68 year old Tatsumi Kimishima will step down in June after nearly three years as President of the company. He will be replaced by board member of both Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, Shuntaro Furukawa.
Furukawa joined Nintendo back in 1994, and has been Outside Director of the Pokémon Company since 2012. He's also assumed the roles of Managing Executive Officer, Supervisor of Corporate Analysis & Administration Division and Director of Nintendo since 2016. It is being reported in Nikkei that Furukawa worked on the Switch’s sales and marketing plans, and that he has previously spent ten years working in Europe.
Nikkei also reports that the switch isn't due to Kimishima's performance; in fact, it was Kimishima himself who thought that Nintendo’s management needed to be "younger" in order to understand the needs of its customers.
In addition, Satoru Shibata is leaving his role as president of Nintendo of Europe to take on a more global role at Nintendo Co. Ltd (NCL). At this time the company have not named a replacement for Shibata-san at Nintendo of Europe.
jawafour wrote:Nintendo Life wrote:At Nintendo's financial report in Tokyo this afternoon, it has been announced that 68 year old Tatsumi Kimishima will step down in June after nearly three years as President of the company. He will be replaced by board member of both Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, Shuntaro Furukawa.
Furukawa joined Nintendo back in 1994, and has been Outside Director of the Pokémon Company since 2012. He's also assumed the roles of Managing Executive Officer, Supervisor of Corporate Analysis & Administration Division and Director of Nintendo since 2016. It is being reported in Nikkei that Furukawa worked on the Switch’s sales and marketing plans, and that he has previously spent ten years working in Europe.
Nikkei also reports that the switch isn't due to Kimishima's performance; in fact, it was Kimishima himself who thought that Nintendo’s management needed to be "younger" in order to understand the needs of its customers.
In addition, Satoru Shibata is leaving his role as president of Nintendo of Europe to take on a more global role at Nintendo Co. Ltd (NCL). At this time the company have not named a replacement for Shibata-san at Nintendo of Europe.
New company President! New Europe president (incoming)!
still wrote:jawafour wrote:Nintendo Life wrote:At Nintendo's financial report in Tokyo this afternoon, it has been announced that 68 year old Tatsumi Kimishima will step down in June after nearly three years as President of the company. He will be replaced by board member of both Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, Shuntaro Furukawa.
Furukawa joined Nintendo back in 1994, and has been Outside Director of the Pokémon Company since 2012. He's also assumed the roles of Managing Executive Officer, Supervisor of Corporate Analysis & Administration Division and Director of Nintendo since 2016. It is being reported in Nikkei that Furukawa worked on the Switch’s sales and marketing plans, and that he has previously spent ten years working in Europe.
Nikkei also reports that the switch isn't due to Kimishima's performance; in fact, it was Kimishima himself who thought that Nintendo’s management needed to be "younger" in order to understand the needs of its customers.
In addition, Satoru Shibata is leaving his role as president of Nintendo of Europe to take on a more global role at Nintendo Co. Ltd (NCL). At this time the company have not named a replacement for Shibata-san at Nintendo of Europe.
New company President! New Europe president (incoming)!
That's a massive surprise! Post Iwata I think he's done a really good job. Big shoes to fill and all that.
Tomous wrote:still wrote:jawafour wrote:Nintendo Life wrote:At Nintendo's financial report in Tokyo this afternoon, it has been announced that 68 year old Tatsumi Kimishima will step down in June after nearly three years as President of the company. He will be replaced by board member of both Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, Shuntaro Furukawa.
Furukawa joined Nintendo back in 1994, and has been Outside Director of the Pokémon Company since 2012. He's also assumed the roles of Managing Executive Officer, Supervisor of Corporate Analysis & Administration Division and Director of Nintendo since 2016. It is being reported in Nikkei that Furukawa worked on the Switch’s sales and marketing plans, and that he has previously spent ten years working in Europe.
Nikkei also reports that the switch isn't due to Kimishima's performance; in fact, it was Kimishima himself who thought that Nintendo’s management needed to be "younger" in order to understand the needs of its customers.
In addition, Satoru Shibata is leaving his role as president of Nintendo of Europe to take on a more global role at Nintendo Co. Ltd (NCL). At this time the company have not named a replacement for Shibata-san at Nintendo of Europe.
New company President! New Europe president (incoming)!
That's a massive surprise! Post Iwata I think he's done a really good job. Big shoes to fill and all that.
It was never planned to be a permanent position for Kimishima. I believe his appointment was seen as a temporary one to manage the transition post Iwata.
Hime wrote:Great sales figures. Haven't 3D Mario games been notoriously bad performers? Weird to see the Zelda figures, didn't that have a ludicrously high attach rate when the Switch launched?