I've seen a few Switch commercials during hockey.

I constantly see Xbox ads, though.

In rural Canada, gaming is much more of a kid thing. Most of the adults are either playing hockey, watching hockey, or drinking and chilling. When I was a kid, and my friends who have kids now, all have NiN consoles and played quite a bit. Most of my friends plan on getting their kids a Switch, but not for another year or two until the price comes down. The prices here are quite a bit higher than in the States now, plus we tend to always pay more regardless. If Switch sales are that good in Canada now, they should get a lot better as the years go by.

Same reason why Bruce Banner tries to stay as calm as possible. We don't turn red when we're really mad. Being helpful leads to everyone working less overall, making everybody more happy and content. It helps all of us from eventually getting really pissed off and showing our "true colours". For the angier bunch of us, being able to get any tension out with body checks and fist fights through sport helps as well, plus it's entertaining for the rest.

Canada has a wide range of weather, but overall, it doesn't matter if it's boiling or freezing out, more often than not, the sky is clear and the sun is out, so at least it's visually appealing. Not to mention those beautiful landscape pictures and movies everyone see's, are more normal to us. When you live in a place where it can be -35C in Jan, and +35C in July, you learn what really sucks and what isn't so bad. Most things in life aren't so bad, it's just harder to tell if your living in comfort most of the time. When your able to hate the way the temperature makes you feel because your continually adjusting to it, you end up happier about everything else.

Really? I never knew that was the case. On the channels I watch, there have been Xbox and switch ads often, but next to no PS ads. The case must be different on other channels, then.

I get Canadian and a bunch of OTA American channels. All I used to see was steady PS4 ads with a few XB1 ads. Over the last year, it's been more like some XB1 ads, a few PS4 ads, and next to no Switch ads. Most of the ads were on the American channels as well.

I'm seeing Walmarts fully stocked with them now, which is great news for the supply shortages. We're a big country with not too many people, but they usually have pretty good taste.

Stats suggest that one in every 144.8 person owns one, just start asking around, you'll find a switch brother!

More less marketing 

More much sales

That's good thing.

Liar !

I bought one for my Canadian children for our Canadian Christmas.

The US just hit 2 million and is about 10 times the population so it is about the same per capita as the states.