The king was toppled!

So the Switch must have at least 520k for the week ending April 1st.

EU is Sonyland.  Or more accurately PSland.  The Switch will probably do ok there, but PS is just synonymous with gaming there.  Going to get even better once GT Sport launches.  And GT 7.

Undestandable that Ninty logistics be busy mostly for NS, but 3DS has been hovering below 100k/week WW for a long time before NS launch, except of Xmas season, and despite easily beating PSV, those sales weren't satisfying for a market leader and heir to the mighty DS throne.

Apropos, open the link and read... Switch preparation and launch surely is related with 3ds stock situation but the main cause is Pokemon...

https://www.polygon.com/2016/12/19/14006908/where-to-buy-a-nintendo-3ds

It somewhere says about their FY16/17 forecasts 5m, 6m... They sold in 7.27m eventually ( 400k units more than last FY year, with 3DS being yoy down by 400k units in Japan...) !

how did you come to that conclusion?

Nintendo said they sold 2.7M in March. Its at 2.18M as of March 25th on this site.

It's Sony territory Allright but it's not only that. The price is higher but more importantly, you can't find a switch anywhere in the wild (Belgium). Since launch I have yet to spot a switch in the wild. That's crazy two months after launch. It has never been like this for previous console releases. When I check online it's always out of stock. It can only mean that a) the console is selling out and b) that shipments for Europe are really low. I'm curious to see how it does when it gains popularity and becomes readily available in stores. Now it just seems like the thing hasn't even launched yet. 

you have been on this site for far too long to be making rookie mistakes like this.

2.74 million SHIPPED, sales of 2.4-2.5 million would give it about 90% sell through.

They said sold and not shipped, so I dont know what to tell you...