RolStoppable said: 390k PS5s at an average selling price of $480 translates to 681k Switch units at an average selling price of $275. An ASP of $265 for Switch would result in 706k units sold. If the PS5 did notably better than 390k in March, then Switch sold more than 700k in any case. I don't remember how big the year over year lead was that Switch built during January and February, but 2021 is faring well either way. |
I’d be interested to know how much money Nintendo and Sony make from software sales per hardware unit on average. Also, profitability of each hardware unit sold. Subscription service costs are probably a factor as well.
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