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Ka-pi96 said:
Volterra_90 said:

It depends on how you look at it. It might be that percentage-wise UK might be one of the worst Nintendo territories (I don't have numbers for this so I don't really know though ). Which is what we're getting in these numbers actually. In numbers of consoles, it's important though. That's for sure.

Percentage wise Nintendo's market share for current systems is only 3.7% lower than the US. Is the US one of Nintendo's worst territories too now?
Lifetime Nintendo marketshare of PS3/PS4/Vita/X360/XOne/3DS/WiiU/Switch as per VGC (UK: 15.88%, US: 19.59%)

Besides, even if they had only 15% market share in the UK, that would still mean a lot more than even 100% market share in some countries.

You do realize that going from 15.88% to 19.59% is a 23.36% increase, right?

Also, in what sense are PS3, X360, Wii U, and Vita current systems?

US: NS / (NS + PS4 + XOne) = 4.84%
UK: NS / (NS + PS4 + XOne) = 3.38% ± 0.55% (Assuming Switch is between 245,217 and 341,609)

So Switch is already doing at least 14.0% better in US than UK, and it could be doing up to 58.9% better (which is what VGChartz says).