Nintendo is fighting the attention war, not the console war

Here is a summary of the news article in 178 words: Nintendo is focusing on the "attention war" rather than the traditional "console war" with its Nintendo Switch 2 launch strategy. The console's initial game lineup, led by titles like Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza, may have seemed underwhelming compared to the PlayStation 5's packed 2020 launch. However, Nintendo's strategy of releasing one major first-party game per month is creating a sense of anticipation and "book club" discussion among players. Over the past few years, Nintendo has been releasing one new first-party game each month, ranging from remakes to new titles. This consistent release cadence has kept players engaged, even if the quality of the games varies. The same strategy is now in play for the Nintendo Switch 2, with games like Donkey Kong Bananza and Pokémon Legends: Z-A scheduled for the coming months. While not all of these games may be hits, they will keep the conversation going and maintain the console's relevance, even if it doesn't "win" the traditional console war.