Games for Nintendo consoles only sell if they are made by Nintendo. It is common knowledge and even a game made by a 3rd party with Nintendo characters in it doesn't sell. Yes, the first game did well.......and the sequel was always going to fail. PS- I bought both and have barely played the new one yet.
@bat725: Alan Wake was developed by Remedy and they are not part of Microsoft, they just published it and that is why the remaster is on Playstation and Switch.
I'm as big a Ubisoft fan as there is probably and I lost interest in this game a long time ago. Just cancel it at this point or make it free to play, because it won't sell. I mean, this was a game that was supposed to ride the coattails of AC Black Flag to success and now it will come out a decade after Black Flag. This has become about as embarrassing as Beyond Good and Evil 2's delays........wait nothing has been delayed that embarrassingly long.......oh, wait, there is Half Life 3, but that is never coming out.
Did Gamespot just turn on their Xbox, check the perks and figure these were the July Perks, because they are almost all 6-8 weeks old and the MLB perk is from April. Way to stay on top of things.
Pokemon Sword was my first Pokemon game and it was fine. I recently bought Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and I liked it much less than Sword, so going into this game I had reserved expectations. I can say after day 1 and 7 1/2 hrs of playing, that this is definitely the Pokemon game for me. I agree with some of the complaints of the open world being less populated, but Breath of the Wild was exactly the same. I am not a big Nintendo person and haven't been for 15-20 yrs, but if this is the future of Pokemon, then just like Zelda, I am all in.
Until there is a change to the inventory system, it will remain off of my hard drive. I can't remember being this disappointed in a game. After 2 decades of hearing about it, I get why it is so loved, but unless they fix the inventory so I don't have to fast travel back to camp every 2 minutes, I just won't waste my time.
@chaosemerald: The problem for me isn't whether I will like it, the problem is that I didn't pay $100 for a game that will be great next year, I payed that for a game I could play a week early and it doesn't even work more than half the time. This is all going to just get worse next Friday when it releases fully.
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