| loy310 said: There’s been a significant drop of 65% year-over-year. At this rate, they’ll only sell around 1.3 million to 1.5 million units in 2027, bringing the total to 157.4 million. Based on this assumption, it’s unlikely that the console will ever reach 160 million units. I expect it to peak at 158 million units. Here’s a breakdown of the sales projections: - Year 11: 1.33 million units - Year 12: 0.4655 million units - Year 13: 0.1629 million units - Year 14: 0.057 million units Even though the console will be on the market for a year longer than Sony’s best selling console, it will still fall short by nearly 2 million units. |
There are many of you who say that. But remember, Switch 2 was not in the market for the first half of 2025 so it still sold a lot back then. The best comparison on Switch's year-over-year performance will be in July 2026 onwards. Switch sold 251,728 that time. Do you think Switch will sell only 88,105 in July to justify your 65% year-over-year drop narrative? Suppose that it falls to 50%, that is 126,000. But January-April data showed otherwise because it consistently sold 180,000-190,000.
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