Mnementh said:
If the Switch has 12.5M at the end of 2017 (around week 45 or so) it is 1.5M ahead of PS4 at the same time. Also you average from April to October, while early on the Switch was supply-constrained and is even now in Japan. Even if you ignore that: second year is for basically every console much better than the first. Selling an extra 100K seems very conservative, usually consoles have more like 30-50% more in the second year. |
If the Switch is at 12.5M at the end of 2017 it will be 1.3M ahead of the PS4 at the same time. But! because of the misaligned launches the PS4 was ramping up to the end of the year so it sold 3 million units in that time frame. 1.7M units in January and February isn't a certainty. Heck, it's not even a certainty that the Switch hits 12.5M units at the end of 2017. That's still 2.4M units in the last 3 weeks of December after taking what was probably 40+ days to do it that same amount over November and the first week+ of December...
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