tbone51 on 16 July 2020
| vonny said: The Switch had two massive boosts in it's first year, Launch and Holiday the ps4 lost it's first Holiday as it was apart of it's launch window, so it's pointless to line these consoles up month to month due to the above, prices and the affect of Covid with it's massive curve ball. Current market trends could mean anything, is the boost to the switch just sales being push forward or is it hitting a massive new market or how much either way? This is all without considering market saturation point which is a massive unknown and when it hits it hits hard. The big challenge for the Switch is the rate of sales past 85 Million which historically has been a cliff point. Claiming 110 million + sales is a given when historically 85-105 million is a massive barrier is a pretty heavy claim. When a console is still so far from that point. |
Your basing your post on irreverent data. If you think those low numbers are going to happen, pls show us what you think that NSW will sell in FY5/FY6/FY7/FY8. I like to see your breakdown of how it can possibly be 85mil-99mil
| PAOerfulone said: FY1 2.74mil - 2.74 million FY2 15.05mil - 17.79 million FY3 16.95mil - 34.74 million FY4 21.03mil - 55.77 million FY5 (03/21) 25.00mil - 80.77 million FY6 (03/22) 21.00 million - 101.77 million (Breath of the Wild 2 + Price cut: $150 - Switch Lite; $250 Hybrid) FY7 (03/23) 17.00mil - 118.77 million (Hardware revision + Pokémon Gen 9) FY8 (03/24) 12.00mil - 130.77 million (Switch 2 releases) FY9 (03/25) 4.00mil - 134.77 million FY10 (03/26) 1.50mil - 136.27 million (Hardware discontinued) FY11 and beyond - 0.30mil - 136.57 million Final - 136.57 million units |
No, people told me under 100mil!!!
