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Azuren said:
I just realized that he is quite literally saying what I've been saying for a while now (prior to this, I mean, not in this thread):

PS4 is practically bogged down with high-caliber games, making competition fierce. The Switch on the other hand... Well, he said it, not me.

I don't recall Yamashita commenting on the quality of PS4 games...

ryuzaki57 said:
KLAMarine said:

Sounds like it's due to some titles selling better on NS than PS...

No, it's clearly written that the decisive factor was Nintendo promising to buy lots of stock.

Not sure I'd call it decisive. Sounds like there were other factors at play as well:

"We’re starting to do more on Nintendo Switch. SNK Heroines is not the only one. They support us in a good way. Compared to that, Sony is not friendly with small publishers like us. They just care about big Japanese companies. Also, if we simultaneously release a Switch version and a PS4 version of the same title, currently the sales trend is two to one. That means the Switch version sells twice as much as the PS4 version. Physically and digitally. A lot of PS4 titles are coming up, so the market is very competitive. Compared to that, the Switch market still has lots of room for publishers to make money."

I count three potential factors in this quote.

ryuzaki57 said: 

I mean that they care more about how much subsidies they will get from Nintendo rather than focusing on delivering a great product that people will like and buy.

How are you measuring the level of focus being dedicated towards game quality?