Yep.  Looked back at those ads to find his answer.  I'll just add that stores were also giving away $50-$100 gift cards away with select 360 bundles, including the bundle you mentioned, effectively making it $149 and $299 for the more expensive bundle.

Growth that's stagnating the last year as I said under President Dipshit Trump. 

Does Obama get credit for XBox 360 having the biggest Black Friday week ever? 

So, stagnating after its all-time high? Yea, there's a limit to how much that thing can grow. Of course, that graph doesn't show stagnation.

I am going to somewhat disagree with this.  During a recession people eat less steak and more macaroni and cheese.  They shop at Walmart more and other more expensive stores less.  People choose cheaper substitutes during a recession.

In 2008, the stock market crashed.  The Wii continued to dominate throughout 2008-2009 while PS3 and XBox360 sales were sluggish.  At the same time the cheaper DS was also dominating the PSP.  In both cases people were choosing the cheaper substitutes.  So, it does not appear that the recession caused anyone to leave the gaming market, quite the opposite in fact.  However, the recession did correlate with the success of cheaper substitutes.

There's a specific reason you chose to show the 5 year graph, right? Now I'm not big into politics or economics, but I was curious if you were using some statistical wizardry or genuinely being objective and unbiased. When I saw the graph, I was like "damn, I didn't know our country was doing *that* good under Trump". Y'know what I mean? But I live in a largely democratic state (Illinois), and it's rare that I hear anything positive about Trump. I voted for him myself, but since it's so commonplace to mock him in my area, I usually partake in the mockery so as to fit in.

We had a business trip to Alabama twice in recent months, and one of the things that stuck out to me was that people in Alabama seem to not think the same way of Trump. It's difficult to put into words, but I suppose that it helped for me to understand how he got elected in the first place. Sure, I voted for him, but based on how there are almost zero people voicing positive opinions about him where I live, I couldn't comprehend his victory.

Back to your graph. Like I said before, I'm not interested in politics, so I'm not trying to incite further political debate. But the point I'm trying to make is not political; it's that your graph is misleading in the context of what you are trying to say.

If you change the graph to show the full "max" range, you can see that the DOW Jones has almost always been trending upwards. Your graph only goes down to ~16k, but from looking at the data, it was at ~8.5k when Obama was elected. And right before that time it was trending down hard, and then took a steep rise after he took office. It just bugs me a bit that the evidence you are using almost seems like it could be the very same evidence used for the opposition.

I guess it's possible you just didn't know this, and never bothered to check the max range. In that case you are not guilty of being intentionally misleading, but you are still kind of wrong. But I think you did know.

(Sorry for the political post; not trying to upset anyone.)

These results were bolstered in part by the recently introduced Nintendo Switch Lite system and a variety of Black Friday offers, such as a Nintendo Switch bundle that included a full game download of the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe game at no additional charge

This line right here shows how powerful Mario Kart has been and one reason why I don't think Nintendo will release a new one anytime soon. It sells so well already.

Think you're way over thinking it. 5 Years is normal for any long-term stock graph. Beyond that it becomes less meaningful. 

Why are you guys even talking about stock market here lol. Besides the top 10% own majority of the shares. Bottom 50 percent barely owns any stock and average person if they do own stock it would be through their 401ks from work. So just because stock market is up doesn't really mean shit for the average person. It isn't like they are going to take a loan out on their 401ks and buy more video game systems

Just for your info : your link in your signature leads to an error 404

You do realize of course the stock market (S&P500 index) has hit for its time an "all time" high during the term of every modern president (Jimmy Carter onwards) right? The largest percentage rises (from inauguration onwards) coming under presidents Clinton and Obama. 

Yeah we won't see Mario Kart 9 until the Switch 2 in 2022/2023 sadly.