Bofferbrauer2 said:
If that's correct, that would mean around 910k end of the year. The article mentions 460k sold in November and December alone, so 450k sold March through October. And there where over 110k for the launch as broke the Record of the Wii back then iirc. In other words, Switch didn't only have one hell of a holiday season there, but sales are also up compared to before the holiday season Edit: It also means Switch is overtracked in France before November, as it should be at 450k but it's at 630k the last week of October.
In it's opener, it says "Le Million pour la Nintendo Switch", which means A Million (sales) for the Nintendo Switch
Comparing with the post above yours, it looks like not only it was faster than in the PS4's case, but the latter also needed almost it's full second holiday season to reach it. |
Don't understand why people keep aligning a systems November launch year as an additional holiday period. The PS4 launched November 29th (late November) in Europe and could only sell what they had available because it was a launch. The Switch had the ability to queue enough stock for their first holiday, that's a vast difference.
But a congrats is in order.
Last edited by Train wreck - on 26 February 2018
