Of course the WII is not a good comparison because it has the most strange sales curve in the history of gaming. The Ps4 will probably not dot the same numbers that the Ps2 but I don't understand how you can judge the Ps4 now. You should just wait because this kind of console has better legs than the Wii. Ps4 should be compare to consoles like the Ps1 or Ps2.

And when I used the word "ridiculous"  it's not about your statements but because if we compare the leaders of every generation finally the WII has the lowest numbers (Since the SNES) despite of its amazing first years. So to use the numbers of the WII to say that the Ps4 is doing bad sales it's not very relevent because finally the PsOne was doing the same and at the end sold more consoles than the WII.  

I don't know what will be the situation in the next years but I am sure that is too soon to say that the Ps4 is not doing well. However, I am not saying that you are wrong just that it's too soon. 

Edit : And I never said that the Wii was a bad console just a bad exemple

So PS4+XBO is doing barely better per week than PS3+360 was doing in equivalent times, and this is despite the higher current install base (PS3 was at 3.8 million, 360 at 3.6 million). So I'm not sure where the assertion that software is doing well comes from.

Next time, before you call me ridiculous, you could actually check the facts, rather than just how you're feeling about things. The fact that you feel as though the industry is doing well right now doesn't count as a fact in this regard.

I never asserted that the generation was going to be a weak one. I said sales now are anaemic, that PS4 sales right now aren't nearly as good as many people seem to think. It isn't a value judgment on the PS4, or its potential to sell, it's a comment on what is happening right now. If nothing changes, the generation will be weak...

And to be entirely blunt, I mostly blame third parties. But I have hope that at least one of the consoles will strengthen. I primarily expect PS4 to do so. I hope Wii U does, as it's the console I own, and I cannot at this time afford multiple consoles (plus I'm a big fan of Nintendo's franchises, so more success means more chance of seeing the "lesser" franchises).

I never asserted that the generation was going to be a weak one. I said sales now are anaemic, that PS4 sales right now aren't nearly as good as many people seem to think. It isn't a value judgment on the PS4, or its potential to sell, it's a comment on what is happening right now. If nothing changes, the generation will be weak...

And to be entirely blunt, I mostly blame third parties. But I have hope that at least one of the consoles will strengthen. I primarily expect PS4 to do so. I hope Wii U does, as it's the console I own, and I cannot at this time afford multiple consoles (plus I'm a big fan of Nintendo's franchises, so more success means more chance of seeing the "lesser" franchises).

Sounds like excuses. Also what kind of fanboy does he sound like, because BrokenGamez is a PC gamer. He only buys exclusives on console. Perhaps he sounds like a fanboy to you because you disagree with him? 

The fact that the PS4 is selling 35K better than two other consoles that are selling terribly is not really relevant, it's not selling well at all. The Wii didn't dip below 100K until March 2012, nearly 5 and a half years after its release. What this means is that this generation was a dud.

Excuses? Sundin13 nailed it. PS4 is getting a good weekly market share but poor sales. 100k per week is actually bad, it's even less than what PS3 was doing back in 2007/2008 when the Wii was eating it alive. This is more about the very low sales of WiiU and XOne, which puts PS4 with a strong market share.

Regarding BrokenGamez, I don't know if he is a fanboy or not. But owning a PC or the console X or Y or even all platforms doesn't give a fanboy-free certificate to anybody. Fanboyism is in people's attitudes, not in people's belongings.