lol and what exactly do you think they're buying with those pre paid cards? Coffee?

The situation is excellent.  If you seen all the insane psn sales is having lately you'd know a lot of games are being bought with those cards. 

i dont know man. you seemed to make a thread about amazon hourly charts, which change quite fast and dont pain an accurate picture. right now i see 5 PSN cards at the top 5 spots. the 10, 20, 50, 100 and PS+ cards. where do you think all those cards are going? software.

Why lol!? PSN cards will be spent on different types of digital games even on PSN subscription, that doesn't tells us nothing about popularity and sales of specific games.

That isn't really answer on my question. For instance currently if we talk about "games" category on Amazon, only two games in top 10 are ARMS on number 6. and Tekken7 on 10.

But in the real world top 5 being all psn cards = a shit ton of games being bought digital.  And I can guarantee you there aren't 1 or 2 games being mainly bought with them.  They'd be spread out over a vast range of titles. 

Like I wrote, PSN cards will be spent on different types of digital games even on PSN subscription, that doesn't tells us nothing about popularity and sales of specific games.

No but it tells us overall Playstation is dominating software sales.  

Of Course that is dominated software sales when its console with easily biggest user base.

It's a Wii U game, ported to the Switch. A game can be multiplat with 1 of them being a port, which the Switch version is.

I guess you didn't support the Wii U enough to know the game was announced for the platform and went through delays to also bring it to Switch.

1-2 Switch was a mistake. It's shameful that Nintendo had the audacity to release that garbage slideshow compilation, especially for that $50 retail price. I'm actually incredibly salty about it, figuratively it could foreshadow Nintendo's flourishing idiocy when it comes to making games. I'm going to be disappointed if the Switch degrades into a console filled with shitty Mario spinoffs, when Nintendo should be appropriating their studios for actual competent games. We only need 3D, Kart, and Mario Maker. Good Mario RPGs are welcome too.

They've been oversaturating the market with Mario games to the point where their originality has minimized. This has been a phenomenon since the '64. Personally, that has trivially played a part in their recent collapse with the Wii U. 9 Mario games and only 3 of them are actually good.

I'm going to be vanquished if I see them reveal any Mario games at E3 besides Odyssey and possibly Mario Maker. For a company, it's significantly rewarding to either pump out New IPs or at least revive older ones. Splatoon, a new IP, proved that. Outsold pretty much every spinoff Mario game besides the three I mentioned that definitely should be kept. Not only is this more beneficial sale wise, but even reputation wise. Fingers crossed, if we don't get enough third party support, we're doomed to this fate or otherwise...