Yep, even with a much larger investment into Anime games, Sony will still struggle to maintain 20% market share in terms of hardware which will lead to Software being lopsided in Nintendo's favor. Nintendo obviously sales the bulk of software on the Switch but that's mainly because of the subpar support. The rest of the year there is actually plenty of 3rd Party games releasing that could do very well. While on the PS4/PS5, I struggle to think of a game that's going to surpass 300K the rest of the year. Seemingly that Ghost of Tsushima will probably be the last game to reach 300K on the PS4 and I don't think any game revelaed this year on the PS5 will sale more than 300K, there is probably a cross-gen title that could do it on the PS4/PS5
Software Market Share by Year(gamedatalibrary):
- 2016: Nintendo 52.7% vs Sony 47%
- 2017: Nintendo 62.3% vs Sony 37.6%
- 2018: Nintendo 58.4% vs Sony 41.6%
- 2019: Nintendo 66.7% vs Sony 33.3%
Software Market Share 2020:
- 2020 Q1: Nintendo 77.5% vs Sony 22.5%
- 2020 Q2: Nintendo 71.8% vs Sony 28.2%
- 2020 Q3: Nintendo 65.8% vs Sony 34.2%
Physical Software Sales 2020:
- 2020 Q1: Nintendo Ecosystem 6.08M vs Sony Ecosystem 1.76M
- 2020 Q2: Nintendo Ecosystem 4.43M vs Sony Ecosystem 1.74M
- 2020 Q3: Nintendo Ecosystem 1.39M vs Sony Ecosystem 0.72M
TOTAL 2020:
- Nintendo 73.8% vs Sony 26.2%
- Nintendo Ecosystem 11.9M vs Sony Ecosystem 4.22M
TOTAL without Animal Crossing:
- Nintendo 61% vs Sony 39%
- Nintendo Ecosystem 6.57M vs Sony Ecosystem 4.22M
