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curl-6 on 11 July 2021
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yo33331 said:
curl-6 said:

Even later in a system's life major titles play a key role in maintaining hardware sales momentum by keeping the system relevant and talked about. You don't need to cause a big wave, you only need to keep the train rolling, as has been proven to work in systems with longer lifespans. There's no reason for Switch to suddenly drop to 15 million in 2022.

When I was saying the same for the PS4 in 2019 (for the coming years) everyone doubt me. And the decline was so big that neither last of us 2 or ghosts of tshushima saved it. The same will be here.

Switch is not bound by the patterns of the PS4, it's a totally different system with wider appeal due to its ability to sell to both the mobile and console markets. Switch has already had a year far bigger than any PS4 ever had.

Besides, 2020 was year 7 for the PS4, 2022 will only be Year 5/6 for the Switch.

Last edited by curl-6 - on 11 July 2021