| Shadow1980 said:
It does help that this was a 5-week sales period, and during tax season to boot. Still, that's one hell of an accomplishment. It's only the third time a system averaged over 200k units per week in a single non-holiday month (the aforementioned April 2009 for the DS and Oct. 2008 for the Wii being the others). And while I haven't crunched the numbers yet, it has to be one of the largest year-over-year and month-over-month increases to date (the latter including only non-holiday months), which is saying something considering its long-term non-holiday baseline, which had never gotten to Wii or DS levels in the U.S. So, this probably makes this accomplishment all the more impressive. However, I still remain somewhat bearish on Switch in the long-term, though my assessment could change depending on how sales over the next year look, especially once the pandemic is behind us. |
What do you mean by bearish in the long run?
I'm just intrigued
