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XtremeBG said:

Let's first get to 160M, then we will discuss. There are 3 scenarios that might happen in the end.

  • Switch doesn't even reach 160M, in which scenario it will be pointless to discuss the exact final PS2 number.
  • Switch reaches 160M, and even succeeds in passing the 160.63M production number, to remove every chance of PS2 final number being higher.
  • Switch barely passes 160M, with it's last or second to last quarter on the market, before discontinuation, and the debate will forever live, unless Sony then comes out and confirm exact number which is 0.1/0.2/0.3M more than what Switch does (I am saying more, cuz if Sony decides to come out and announce a number, it will surely be more than the Switch, cuz if it's less they won't even come out and announce anything). Or the Switch with it's last breath ends up at exactly 160.0M or between 160.0 and 160.1M, in which case the debates will be fired up even more, than if it finishes anywhere between 160.1 and 160.63M.

For the point of this thread I think these are fair scenarios.

I seriously doubt the PS2 final sales reached 160mill anyway - between 158 and 159mill is the most likely and then they rounded up - but I actually don't think this matters to the point of this thread because I doubt the Switch is exceeding 158mill now based off the current sales trajectory. I reckon Switch will stop around the 157 mark and the PS2 will remain as the highest seller.