you obviously did not read what I said. The PS3 started off bad because it had issues, Issues that the PS4 doesn't really have now. Once those issues were solved, the sales for the PS3 jumped and skyrocketed and began selling better than what the PS4 is suring the summer months during it's second year. It took about a year and a half. You are not going to see this with the PS4 because the majority of those issues are not there and the issues were not to the extend of that of the PS3. Give it by next year and you'll see the gap between the PS3 sales and the PS4 sales start to close in on each other instead of widening as they are now. Also, just so you know, the PS3 at this exact week sold just about what the PS4 did (well, almost, 96k and not as much in terms of global sales) and it was already selling poorly so what does that tell you?

I do agree that the PS4 will pick up but usually if a console starts off slow it won't pick up that much. Look at Wii U. Even though it now has a great library it started off 2013 really slow and that ruined it. We're still seeing side effects of that today and probably will until it's done. Wii will sell more than PS4 unless Sony pushes the PS4 for 10-12 years like they usually do

Wii didn't start dying in 2010. It's sales were still good that year. Even in 2011 PS360 barely beat the Wii, so in Wii sales yes it started dying in 2011 but as for competition sales it didn't start dying until 2012.

"Also, just so you know, the PS3 at this exact week sold just about what the PS4 did (well, almost, 96k and not as much in terms of global sales) and it was already selling poorly so what does that tell you?"

It's because this week the ps3 had a price drop...  (-100$) 

http://edition.cnn.com/2007/TECH/fun.games/07/09/sony.price.reut/

So you are comparing a no major summer week of the Ps4 with a price cut week of the Ps3.

And what is your basis on that? The Wii hit 100 million  and was selling 3 times more than what the PS4 was by now. The Wii didn't drop below 100k sales a week until 5 years into it's lifetime. Maybe if Sony keeps the PS4 going for the next 10-12 years but it won't because they won't let them selves be left behind. With the current numbers as they are and how they are going, it will never happen. Not even close.

You are also forgetting that the PS3 was still priced more than what the PS4 is now at that time of that jump. The price is what solved a lot of the issues and it sold better than the cheaper PS4. What does that tell you about the demand of the PS4 as of now?