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curl-6 on 21 July 2022
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yo33331 said:
curl-6 said:

I'm quite calm. 

It is unusual for a console's 6th year to be bigger than its 3rd year, I was merely remarking on this.

And 2022 is also looking to have a strong third trimester, at least given what we know at present.

Yes but you are repeating yourself almost every week.

The 2022 first half is on a little better level than 2019 first half (the 2022 is comng of of peak levels 2020, 2021 and 2019 was coming of of 2017 and 2018 sales levels) everyone sees and knows this. There is no need to be remainded every week.

As for the years, yes but also the Switch entire lifecycle and sales pattern are unusual.

And also no, it's 6th year won't be bigger than it's 3rd at the end.

But yeah. Switch just peaked a little bit later than normal, that's why it is the way it is.

The last time I pointed this out it was in global sales, this week I simply noticed and pointed out the percentage to which it was tracking in Japan as of today's numbers. It was an update.

I actually do have some memory problems, so if I repeat myself it's not intentional.

As for your claim the 6th year will finish behind its third, are you referring to in Japan, globally, or both? Cos as far as Japan goes, the subject of this thread, it is currently in the lead by nearly 800k (2.41 million vs 1.66 million) and barring some new factor we don't know about yet, it seems unlikely it will lose all of that in the next 5 months that include both Splatoon 3 and Pokémon Scarlet/Violet.

Last edited by curl-6 - on 21 July 2022