Qwark said:
Well to be at 10 million so early in its life 9 months it has to beat or at least come close the first 9 months of the PS4. Nintendo has proven that unlike Sony they can't keep up with demand, which makes achieving deadlines and goals more difficult (than neccesary). I think the Switch will sell 11 or 12 million units this year. But that entirely depends on Nintendo's supply and not on demand, unlike the PS4 which was in full supply six months after launch. I sincerely doubt Nintendo can produce more than 5 million Switches for November and December well selling a 0.75- 1 million a month from 1st of July till October 30th. Which is the 12 million scenario. |
My point was not comparing with PS4 sales, but I referred to his post where he writes "seems low".
To achieve 10m at end of this year, Nintendo needs to sale around 700k consoles in July, August and September, and only around 1m in October, November and December, that's easily achievable, but even that depends from stocks.
