

#include "Parser.h"
#include "ParserXF.h"

namespace black_library {

namespace core {

namespace parsers {

namespace SVF {

class ParserSVF : public XF::ParserXF
{
public:
    explicit ParserSVF();

};

} // namespace SVF
} // namespace parsers
} // namespace core
} // namespace black_library

#endif
Oh definitely, I guess I'm just wondering with how large of a Switch boost other franchises seem to be getting if it could have possibly been even more record breaking had the games been good. There's definitely upward pressure due to the platform and (probably) downward pressure due to the reception which makes it tough to know what the actual ceiling could have been.
It would be tough to test that though. Maybe one of these days I'll pull out the old Excel and see statistically what the average increase in sales of Switch games is compared to previous entries to compare, but obviously even that would just be a rough estimate with tons of confounding variables.
I'd be careful of making assumptions based on your own opinions- there's absolutely zero evidence that the demographics that give Pokémon games their sales figures didn't find the games to be good.
Any idea on what Switch sales next week will be? Curious if it will hold high or go back down to the norm.
Yeah it's hard to know other than anecdotally (all my friends who've never had a bad thing to say about the series throughout the whole 3DS era certainly weren't pleased). But they are the lowest rated mainline games critically according to sites like Metacritic and Opencritic so there is a bit of evidence there at least, even if that's not necessarily one-to-one with how much people as a whole liked it.
There's historically absolutely no correlation between Pokémon's review scores and its sale figures.
I suspect that, if you asked the vast, vast bulk of Pokémon's audience about the controversy over Sword and Shield's supposed lack of quality, you'd get absolutely nothing other than puzzled looks.
In that case R.I.P the 2 PS4 remakes.
On a serious note, I'm not sure how accurate old comgnet is for PS4 stuff. Without digging too much I'd say the ratio's can be a lot more volatile. As Chris has pointed out, the ratio for decent selling Switch titles seems to be pretty good.
Anyone going to produce the ol' Pac-man chart for a laugh this week???
Quick job (NSW marketshare was about 96% this week).
SWSH didn’t have extremely good WoM after launch for no reason. In the real world, the games were received more than well. And the continued legs show it too.
New Leaf was supply constrained at retail so that's at least one reason.
Thats true, but even with download sales for New Leaf (i think it was 400k or 600k the first week?), the difference is really big. Its been quite a while since New Leaf though, so people are probably more used to getting a download version now.
Even taking those into consideration, it's still a massive overperformance compared to expectations, of course. Crazy numbers, could be 3x or more what New Leaf did first week.
That make sense. Likely a combination of all those things, indeed.
Correct me if I am wrong but isn't every Nintendo 1st party game eligible for the voucher program, including Animal Crossing?
Also you ignore the current situation where people are more inclined to buy games digitally due to the virus and the nature of the game Animal Crossing is. I really don't see why AC should not reach Fire Emblem's 40% digital ratio. It's not a given but also not impossible.
Yeah, it is, but the discount isnt as big. One reason that was discussed why Fire Emblem had such high download sales in comparison to the retail version was because of the big voucher discount. One thing that i'm not sure of however, is the vouchers of unlimited supply in Japan? In the west, i think it was only one per cosumer or something (two games within one voucher).
Nah, i'm not ignoring those things (although to be fair, and granted, i didnt mention those things in my post, but its something that i'm aware of :)). I still think 40% sounds too high. As mentioned, the higher number there is, the harder it becomes to achieve similar percentage number. I agree that its not impossible though. Animal Crossing is a mega seller after all. But it will just be a guess unless Nintendo releases some PR statement on the first week sales. That said, i can see it reaching 3 million within 2-4 weeks anyway, so it doesnt really matter that much how many percentages it was the first week. The game will probably sell ~5+ million anyway too.
Ha a console ever had this % of marketshare?
Amazing numbers for Nintendo!!!!!!
Year to date, the hardware market share of the Nintendo Switch is 89%....
When you realize that NSW has sold in just one week more than twice what all the other consoles combined have sold in total during the year until that point in time (first 12 weeks of 2020)...
Extremely early thread but I'm glad. Animal Crossing and Switch continue to exceed expectations.
It's going to be a pretty boring rest of the year if things are not announced this week though.
Who knows, announcements could get pushed back if Corona results in game delays. 
When you realize that NSW has sold in just one week more than twice what all the other consoles combined have sold in total during the year until that point (first 12 weeks of 2020)...
I think he knows the numbers so the digital ratio must have been lower than expected.
How would he have access to Nintendo's internal digital sales numbers?
I don't think anyone outside Nintendo knows the digital sell-through for Nintendo software.
So unless Nintendo is ready to publish a PR about AC launch and he got a copy early on he is unlikely to hold such data.
I think Animal Crossing with an inevitable Lite special edition will be the biggest driver of hardware yet and that title alone is enough to carry it this year. Probably something close to 2m for the software and 400k+ for the hardware in week 1. I'd expect AC to reach 5M in Japanese sales during 2020 with a worldwide figure of at least 15m.
they really need to get gamefreak off this franchise. *Look at sales* Why.
Pretty darn close back in January with my prediction.
Nobody has access to Nintendo's own eShop numbers.
Weird that he'd just make up a number. Someone might have spilled the beans before the PR.
I'm guessing he just used a typical/conservative digital % as a lower bounds.
I think it's more likely that he did the same analysis people have done here (% digital for other big Nintendo titles in Japan) and went with a conservative estimate.
There is (probably) going to be a PR about it tomorrow anyway.
Physical shipment alone could be close to 2,5m.
Remember when people argued that big portables franchises could have trouble selling on Switch because they are higher priced? Good times.
 Straight up going for at least 2.5m week 1 if you factor in digital.
what is the world but a collection of giant islands?
It's an exceptionally low number for digital, keep in mind the initial shipment would likely include enough for at least 1 maybe two weeks beyond launch meaning 2.5m for shipments and digital means digital must have been very low.
What contacts would know Nintendo's internal digital sales numbers? Only a handful of people at Nintendo would know that.
It's far more likely he used a conservative estimate for digital% as a lower bounds and said it will be at least that.
Carry On Camping (1969)
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Starring: Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Terry Scott, Joan Sims, Bernard Bresslaw, Peter Butterworth, Julian Holloway, Hattie Jacques, Dilys Laye, Betty Marsden, Trisha Noble, Barbara Windsor
Directed by: Gerald Thomas
Music by: Eric Rogers
Produced by: Peter Rogers
Written by: Talbot Rothwell
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