| PAOerfulone said: Something else worth noting: |
Not sure why but I was curious so I did some research. NES was the main Nintendo console in Japan from 1983-1990. So they sold 19.35 million consoles in 6-7 years to a population amounting to roughly 117-120 million people, or 16-16.5% of the population. Japan had/will have 127 - 124 million people from 2017-2024 due to population decline going on for the foreseeable future, so they currently have sold Switch's to 15.5% of the population. They have sold about 4.8 million copies a year in Japan, so if the device sells that average amount for another two years it could pass 32 million copies in Japan and have a population attach rate of 25% (which would crush the NES).
