I'm still salty that people bought PS2 because it played DVDs instead of a DC with it's killer library.
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DC's first year in the US was legendary. But it was also almost a year after the Japanese release, which was a lot less impressive.
This is going to vary wildly from person to person based on personal tastes I would imagine. I will say based on the announced games the Switch has a pretty solid first year. Obviously if you're not into games like Arms, Splatoon, or that Rabbids crossover its probably not as good of a year to you. I do think though it has a pretty solid list of exclusives, compared to some other modern systems, whose library in the first year was mostly multiplats.
Dreamcast is the only system I bought at launch with good reason. Soul freakin' Calibur. Playing that game a shit ton in arcades with friends was great, but when I brought the DC and SC home all turbo'd up, it was madness! Still one of my best gaming memories.
Switch has like 6 good games total for its first year and 3 of them are just ports of games from the previous generation.
You honestly have to have a head injury to think that is a good first year.
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Last edited by Shin Johnpv; 14 Jun 2017 at 04:22 PM.
I definitely think it's a good first year, but it's not historically good like the SNES, DC, and PS2.
I'm not trying to say it's the best or anything but I do think its a good first year.
Ok, 7 games and two of those are Wii U ports. Hell the Gamecube did better than that in its first year. I'm pretty sure that the only system to have a worse first year than the Switch is the Wii U (not counting crap like the 3do and Jaguar and such that were never a main system in a generation)
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