bizarre thread. Sony never has had a particularly poor gaming generation. They number wise dominated the PS2 era (although strangely didn't make much money at the time), then even in the PS3 era where they weren't mega profitable from the PS3 it ended at, what, 90 million consoles sold?
bit of a dramatic dishonest thread. Its not really 'retaking' the market when you end the last generation in practically a 3 way tie (Wii, Xbox 360, PS3).
and its quite obvious why they've done well this gen- only one competitor at the start (really), and the only good exclusive titles between them and Xbox (the Xbox One has been dire with exclusive games).
I think the Switch could make things more competitive but in the end its simple- most powerful system with some smart paid exclusives that people have wanted. Essentially the PS4 has pulled in the market of people who A) like gaming on the couch and B) the people who don't want to pay $1000 for a solid computer to game with
