Love the added sales perspectives. The graph is also very nice. Switch is currently supply constrained, selling out still, with ARMS, Splatoon, Mario, E3 and whatever else is coming this year still left to go, and this is without holiday numbers. If Nintendo can rev up production for a holiday influx, we can bet to see a HUGE leap in numbers come November and December that very well might eclipse the Xbox One and PS4 numbers. Keep the thread going.

Based on Nintendo's numbers, VGChartz are low on Switch sales.

Thanks! It's perfect now! ;___;

A launch is a launch. It's still behind PS4 and x1. Good
Launch though

If it helps, you can pull data from my old thread. I still have the raw data in Google Sheets too if you want me to share it with you.

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=151051

not really.

Nintendo shipped 2.74 million

Vgchartz has 2.46 million sold

thats about 90% sell through which should be pretty accurate.

One of them launched at the beginning of March. The other two launched in November, right before Thanksgiving and Black Friday. 
I'm not too sure about catching the PS4, but it's only a matter of time before the Switch catches and destroys the Xbox One. 
Before it got the pricecut and it dropped the Kinect, the Xbox One was selling between 37k - 54k units a week. 
That's how many units the Switch sells in just one major region alone. (U.S., Europe, or Japan, take your pick.) 
It's a Marathon, not a Sprint.

It would actually be a better comparison to look at the PS Vita numbers since that system launched in most areas in Feb.  As you see, in the weeks that lined up with those post-Holiday dips for Xbox One and PS4, Vita actually has a number higher than its launch.  If we were to proportion the Switch's number with how well it has been doing against the Vita's numbers, then we might get a pretty nice approximation for how well the Switch might do this year.

So lets have some meaningless fun, because I want to.  If we assume that factory stock drained significantly on that first figure and airbussing stock to meet end of year reporting from april numbers, using the more consistent last two entry comparisons, then on average Switch is about +250k ontop of Vita numbers on normal weeks, +880k on the heighest stock weeks.  This of course is a very very crude estimate and might be complete BS and assumes that Vita sold out of stock at every shipment similar to Switch and also assumes that Vita and Switch production is at all comparable, and that Sony did not cut back on Vita production due to not selling through stock. In other words, lets pull numbers out of the air with just enough statistical enthusiasm to make it seem worthwile.

322,488   +1,078,834
107,451   +127,446
51,634      +185,140
46,162      +263,226
19,756      +259,372
16,319      (+250,000)
21,618      (+260,000)
19,756      (+259,000)
16,704      (+250,000)
85,252      (+420,000)
379,216    (+1,000,000)
131,907    (+560,000)
97,253      (+450,000)
75,023      (+420,000)
67,904      (+400,000)   This puts Switch number at around 7 to 8 million, with an error of however many million it might take to make it accurate.  How's that for a meaningless number?  lol.

I will say though that nothing like the current sales rate of the Switch with its launch timeline

has ever been seen before, so who knows how this is going to end.

So comparing the sales of only one single country against Global sales doesn't matter? LOL

He meant in the long run. 
Switch is going to destroy the Vita in the end.
Edit: 66,585 (Vita's U.S. launch) + 192,759 (Vita's Europe launch) + 322,488 (Vita's Japan launch) = 581,832 (Vita's Total combined launch not including the rest of the world) ... not like it would've made the slightest difference anyways, so yeah, Rol was right.