Means that immediate demand has been met in Europe for the Switch ... (they don't really want anymore Switch units than they already have) 

Shortages indicate potential sales and businesses would ideally try to match that demand ... 

The reason why PS4 peforms much better than the Switch in other European territories is because it's the far more desirable system and that's all there is to it, simple really ... 

We're talking about the rest of the world here - the Switch did not outsell the PS4 there. The margin is what I am doubting. We're talking regions like ANZ, Middle East, Africa where Nintendo is virtually absent.

And you can doubt that adjustments will be made but we've seen for a fact that VGC massively underestimated PS4's sales this year and they've had to do adjustments.

No idea why it its like 420$ USD here in DK.

As others have said, stock doesnt seem to be a issue atm here.

Price is just too high..... right now a new PS4slim is around 300$ USD here.

Thats a massive differnce in price, and it seems like not too many consumers are willing to pay it.

The RRP is set by Nintendo. So, this just says that stores are selling the Switch at a lower price that the one recommended by Nintendo.

While Gamestop may be on overall smaller retailer than the general ones, it is still the biggest gaming retailer in the world. It has around 50 stores in Sweden compared to Media Markt's 27. So, it can't be not that small when it comes to games.

And RRP is quite a lot to go by - consoles don't sell at lower than the price recommended by the manufacturer when there is a huge demand for it. Plus , the standalone ones are available on Media Markt's website, along with a lot of bundles.

Isn’t the RRP set by Bergsala and not Nintendo? (what I’m meaning is that in this instance Nintendo might be free of guilt)

One factor that is different is because your DK price includes VAT, which the US price does not.

The second factor is that the exchangerate from YEN to DKK is different than the one for YEN to USD.

I did this calculation for sweden and if you subtracted our VAT and adjusted for exchangerate our switches are about 10 % (or one game :P ) more expensive than in the US. So these 10 % I can't explain (migth be import duties or something) but it's not as much as it seems when you only take the price on the shelf here and compare it to the US shelf price (since USA has a strange habit of not including VAT in the shelf price).

When I asked when I could get a Switch here in Luxembourg, the shopkeepers told me "hopefully for you before Christmas", and that in several different stores. You can preorder the thing, but you still have to wait for several months here to actually get one! So demand is certainly not met yet, at least not for all of Europe. And if you consider all SKU, then no, demand isn't met at all yet. You can get one in many regions, but you're not allowed to be picky which one you want, as generally only one variant is available.

You won't find may scalpers in europe, simply because nobody buys overpriced hardware in (continental) europe. Just check denmark where the Switch has a 420$ pricetag and sits on the shelves

Come on, they have lowered the price to the same price as Elgiganten has sold the console for from day 1.

It's more that GameStops crap strategy of overpricing the console has failed and they are forced to lower it to the same price as all the other stores.