I wish we had more information about how well M rated games are selling on the Switch. It's one of the few remaining open questions about the system.
We know first party games and indies are breaking records and it seems like most of the E/E10+/T third party games we know about (Octopath, Mario + Rabbids, Crash, etc.) are doing quite well, but I'm seeing a lot of hedging and equivocation in discussions of Doom, Wolfenstein, Bayonetta, et al.
Do we at least know that Skyrim is a million seller? (I've seen it mentioned on threads before, but I've never seen clear confirmation.)
I guess I'm just nervous because I really, really want GTA V/Online and Doom Eternal to make it to the Switch, so it would be great if mature games were at least selling well enough to warrant to continued investment from publishers.
Skyrim popped up on NPD top 10 switch games recently. It's doing fine. Doom and it are still basically full price. Support is not guaranteed with sales. RE4 did super well on wii and capcom followed up with two rail shooters.
Switch is not the Wii at all, but best not stress about things you cant control. Switch is selling well and software is selling like crazy. When it makes sense, companies will want a piece of the pie.
So Xenoblade 2 doesnt get promotion on their family/first party line up, but doesnt get here either, this fucking company man.
Games like xenoblade and zelda and octopath get promoted in their big epic adventures category.
Glad they stopped pushing the cardboard product as well. Push what actually sells
Lol. Labo over a million already and a third kit on the way. It's like you're trying to will a different reality into existence.