It is now the fifth year since the launch of Nintendo Switch, and the total hardware sell-through has exceeded 90 million units. We recognize that the system is at the mid-point of its lifecycle. The launch of Nintendo Switch – OLED Model has also been contributing to continued sales momentum and we are now offering consumers three Nintendo Switch models to match their play styles and lifestyles, as well as a wide range of software. With this, we believe a foundation for growth has been laid that exceeds what we previously considered to be a conventional hardware lifecycle.
edit: The downside of buying a console at launch is waiting for all the games to come out. And if you buy them at launch, you're paying full price. If you buy a console a while after launch, you can get many of the best games at lower prices, and you don't have to wait for them to slowly release over the course of several years.
@ragman7777 There's a chance that Switch game cards may work on the next gen Nintendo console. We've seen previous Nintendo consoles with backward compatibility.
Gamecube discs worked on the Wii.
Wii discs worked on Wii U.
Nintendo DS cartridges work on 3DS.
I'm not going to put all my faith in it, but it'll be nice if the next gen Nintendo console can run Switch game cards. -fingers crossed
@WoomyNNYes Pretty sure it’s going to happen. Each family of systems (since it was economical) has been backwards compatible. GB-GBC-GBA. GC-Wii-WiiU. DS-3DS-N3ds. Switch is the beginning of a new family.
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