How do you explain Nintendo dominating the top 20 on the week of 2nd May 2015

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Ka-pi96 said:

From wikipedia:

• A company, brand, product, or service that has a combined market share exceeding 60% most probably has market power and market dominance.

So no, even 50% wouldn't be enough to be considered 'dominance'.

Edit: It just annoys me when people overuse the term. To dominate doesn't just mean winning, it means to be winning by a considerable margin, and rarely is that the case when people say 'dominating' on here. Now saying Android dominate the smartphone market with their 78% of the market (as shown here) is an example of actual dominance.

I see, so I was wrong in believing the people that said PS4 was dominating with 50% market share. Thank you for helping me undertand the definition of dominance.