LOS ANGELES — At this year’s E3, Nintendo is coming in healthy. The Switch is selling like gangbusters; Nintendo still more or less own the portable console market with the 3DS; amiibos are a license to print money; and, as ever, the company still has a firm headlock on the American nostalgia…
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate debuts on the Nintendo Switch on Dec. 7. (Photo via Nintendo)
LOS ANGELES — At this year’s E3, Nintendo is coming in healthy. The Switch is selling like gangbusters; Nintendo still more or less own the portable console market with the 3DS; amiibos are a license to print money; and, as ever, the company still has a firm headlock on the American nostalgia market. All it really had to do was maintain course and be OK.
