at 720p docked and 30fps with less effects sure. 

Rounding up to the nearest February lol

I wonder if KH3 will have better legs than FFXV had on PS4 in Japan, in terms of ratios (but also overall sales). Will the franchise lesser in popularity the same way FF did in Japan? Looking back at the old PS2 games, KH1 and KH2 have *very* similar sales in Japan despite the fact that worldwide KH2's sales were fairly different. Then again, the same could be said for the other Final Fantasy games on PS2, there's only a ~400k difference in Japan between the best selling version of FF on PS2 and the 2nd best selling version. FF kept 85% of it's sales in Japan when jumping from FFX to FFXII (it's worse if you are comparing to X-2), whereas Kingdom Hearts kept 92.6% of it's sales in Japan. Though, I don't know if those numbers are relevant now.

Fantastic numbers for KH3 performed better than I expected. I wonder how high were its digital sales.

Now let's hope it has decent legs, 1 million LT would be a dream.

PS4 sales almost identical to Switch. RE2 did well too.

In fairness the average price of those ps4 sold was well above that of the switch this week. The Switch is still the hot new hardware yet the ps4 in it's 6th year is desperately in need of a price cut. It's as simple as that. 

The thing is, Japanese people spend very little time at home compared to the West. So it's not useful for them to spend a lot of money in a home console and a nice TV with it (TVs seem very expensive here btw), when they have F2P games on their phone, which is even more useful for all those who spend 2 hours on a train everyday.

Japanese society isn't a good fit for home consoles, and they developed a "better" alternative. So yes, the home console market became significantly smaller. 

So would you say it's less of a "we dont like home consoles" and more of a "we dont have time for home consoles" situation?

That's fine. The PS4 situation in Japan is likely more of a cultural/socioeconomic situation than anything. Japan is different compared to the US, obviously, in that department and they tend to put their focus on different aspects of technology accordingly. The Switch is thriving thanks to the portability aspect of the console, plus the fact it has the type of games that keeps the momentum going even compared to the Vita, which had a pretty good life, despite losing to the 3DS by a significant margin, in Japan, all things considered.

But you could also say people in Europe are missing out on some of the best Nintendo games that they have developed in recent years as the Switch audience in Europe are still lagging behind compared to Japan and NA. Things just happen. There are a multitude of factors that affect a console's sales projections in a certain region.

no mario odyssey
but fit boxing instead.

30k less to smash get on splatoon, getting harder each week.

Yup, busy work and school schedules (they only have Sunday's off for school in fact) along with public transportation like bus's and trains being a thriving industry in Japan, is how mobile and handhelds dominate over there. Hell apartments are pretty small in Japan to the point it might tough to set a entertainment center with a big TV and a home console.