What is wrong with you people? You aren't gamers. You're just haters of everything non-Nintendo.

Monster Hunter World is literally the best selling game in Capcom's history.

And regarding to bold, how in the world is the game supposed to be overshipped when it has shipped 3 million additional copies since launch?

It shipped 5 million at launch and is now at 7.9 million.

Okay but I am also curious on what you want me to say?

But anyway, As much I enjoyed it and clock 300 hours into it and I am not yet 100% on completing the game.
I know why shareholder feels this way.
1. PC launch for MHW is what can I say? sub par? No new monster to add on PC launch? Wrong move. This is the perfect time to release an some sort of expansion.
2. They are handling the post game launch terrible. I think they need to learn a thing or two from Witcher devs and MMORPG games.

3. It's not just MHW fault do you see any big games on the horizon on the 2nd half of 2018?
4. Stock might go high again for RE2 remake. If that sells well then you will see the rise of stocks again then tumble down again if Capcom won't be able to maintain the momentum.

To put it simply. MHW already did it's job but Capcom failed to capitalize on profiting more for MHW.

I didn’t know SMT V, Yokai Watch 4, Octopath, or Bayonetta 3 are going to be casual games.

Let's make some things clear.

I didn't say that Switch would have only casual games. Of course it will have core games. Even WiiU had some.

I didn't say that every single core game would sell better on PS4 or that all core games would flop on Switch.

I'm speaking of economic TENDENCIES. We are on a sales website so we observe market orientations. It's not a matter of always/never.

Since I'm asked to define, a casual gamer is a person that spends less time & money in gaming than others.

What I'm saying is that Switch owners, in Japan and elsewhere, buy much less 3rd party games than PS4/X1 gamers, and even less when it comes to core 3rd party games (RPG, survival-horror, shooter, realistic racing, action, sports). In the other hand, they buy casual games and indies more often (Bomberman, Snack World and countless indies doing well on Switch).

So the conclusion is that Switch is likely to miss many core 3rd party games in the future (as E3 clearly demonstrated) and receive more casual games & indies than PS4/X1.

But your original analysis is still flat out flawed, you are using full priced late ports/late ports of late ports to draw your conclusions.

To add to your point. People need to look at the bigger picture, instead of focusing on small one (this applies to a lot of people). It rose by nearly 100% since November, for it to suddenly have decline by 10%. (Which by the way, since has risen by 5%)

MHW is a success, please need to stop acting like it is not. 

Yes, capcom has some concerning spots of poor management of success, they are essentially how take-two was last generation, some how producing hits, but financially that was not being reflected, but that doesn't change the fact that the games itself were hits.