Hey! PIKMIN (July 28th, 2017)
- Thread starter Responsible Allen Iverson
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Not my thing, but at least they're still releasing 3DS games. I haven't touched my n3ds in a long while, but it's cool that I can pick it back up and get new games.
One thing though, the Switch is cannibalizing 3DS sales on the portable market. Like next week I'm going to Denver, but I'm only bringing my switch and a pro controller or two. The n3ds is staying at home (which is abnormal for me as I normally bring my n3ds on all my business trips. The Switch really changed that game
One thing though, the Switch is cannibalizing 3DS sales on the portable market. Like next week I'm going to Denver, but I'm only bringing my switch and a pro controller or two. The n3ds is staying at home (which is abnormal for me as I normally bring my n3ds on all my business trips. The Switch really changed that game
For me it's about the quality of the games. Portable gaming has always been condensed versions of home console games. I have nearly every portable released and none of them have ever held my attention like a regular console. Since I've gotten the Switch I take it with me almost everywhere I go. (Sometimes I don't end up playing it but the interest in having it on me is way more than carrying a 3ds or vita.)Not my thing, but at least they're still releasing 3DS games. I haven't touched my n3ds in a long while, but it's cool that I can pick it back up and get new games.
One thing though, the Switch is cannibalizing 3DS sales on the portable market. Like next week I'm going to Denver, but I'm only bringing my switch and a pro controller or two. The n3ds is staying at home (which is abnormal for me as I normally bring my n3ds on all my business trips. The Switch really changed that game