



I would be playing these on a Switch if that affects anything.
I am also not the biggest JRPG gamer, but I do enjoy stuff like Dragon Quest and the Tales series if that affects anything.
I am just curious about these games, and figured now might be a good time to jump in.
If anyone can help me, I would be grateful.
So first, here's the top five fastest selling systems ever.
Wii 101.63 Million Units Sold
GBA 81.51 Million Units Sold
PS2 160 Million Units Sold
PS4 117.2 Million Units Sold
Switch 2 23 Million Units Sold(Still active)
For the record, here are the systems the Switch 2 is outpacing in terms of fastest selling systems
Switch 156.59 Million Units Sold(Still Active)
Nintendo DS 154.02 Million Units Sold
Game Boy and Game Boy Color 117.2 Million Units Sold
PlayStation 102.49 million Units Sold
PlayStation 5 95.3 Million Units Sold(Still Active)
PlayStation 3 87.4 Million Units Sold
Xbox 360 84 Million Units Sold
PlayStation Portable 80 Million Units Sold
Nintendo 3DS 75.94 Million Units Sold
NES/Famicom 61.91 Million Units Sold.
So, my entire point is that in a single year, the Switch 2 is the fifth fastest selling system, surpassing the likes of the DS and Switch, and all this is without it's heavy hitters like a new 3D Mario, Pokemon Winds and Waves, a new 3D Zelda, or Smash 6.
And being released in arguably one of the worst global economics the world has ever seen and when gaming as a whole is facing serious issues like AI gobbling up components.
All this and the Switch 2 is selling at a fast rate, only surpassed by four extremely popular systems in their time some of which like the Wii were more fads than anything else.
Now, imagine what happens when games like Pokemon Winds and Waves arrive that push hardware sales.
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This is the current top 20 best sellers for Switch 2 on the eShop as of Wednesday August 12th.
It's such a fun and charming game and every bit as good as Super Mario 64 without being as bloated as DK 64.
I am shocked this game has passed me by for so long, but then again, I don't have the nostalgia for the N64 most people have
I loved the NES and SNES, and then mostly played PS1 and Saturn that generation, so I missed many of the N64's classics, and when I did catch up on past Nintendo systems like the Wii, I was focused on games like Super Mario 64 and Banjo fell under the radar when I play my Xbox.
But better late than never and I am really enjoying this game.
Hell, I am even tempted to buy the duo in Smash Ultimate.
But for now, I am happy I finally played this game. It's every bit the classic that everyone says it is.