Ehhh he is right though.There are countries that separate them into three big regions, and there are some that separates into two.Thats more a "cultural" thing than anything else.

All II read from what you said is that Sony is better at managing their stock. Thanks. And when USA and Japan doesn't receive the same as Europe, so it isn't so split between 3, but more like it is selling heavily on 2 and something on the others.

Uhh...what? 

Got to be honest Don, this is a very odd reply. Not only was I not talking to you, but you turn a comment saying factual reasoning ... and all you got from it was something to reinforce a positive sentiment about Sony? Ok .... that sounds very, very fanboyish and it's just odd because it's not a cock fight competition. Nobody was saying any company was worse or better, it was just a comment explaining why the Switch doesn't specialize in one specific area.

Also, I literally said that not as much Switch's are going to Europe as in Japan or America. I've said this time and time again. Don't know why you felt the need to correct what didn't need correction. I would guess that 7 months in, more Switch supply is being given to Europe(the 3rd most important region) than Japan was getting PS4 supply, but that's just speculation and besides the point.

It really depends on what you mean by "Sony is better at managing their stock." If you mean managing their existing stock, then I don't agree. I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with focusing on two regions and Europe, there's no point taking resources from one major region just for the sake of getting better sales in one region to make forum users happier. If you mean having *more stock* then ... yeah? Lol

Since when is Central America and Carribean Island part of North America?

The fact that they could have bought the PS4 for 3 years before the Pro launched, so it's valid to think they were enticed to buy the Pro and that drove the sales up. Unless you think the revisions of Nintendo handhelds and sony/ms slims didn't move the needle.

We don't really know how many bought a second time or wouldn't buy Pro. But you said it didn't move the needle, so you have the burden of proof.

Its not neccessary that the pro enticed them to buy a ps4. Life happens. Maybe its a gift for someone's growing son or daughter. Maybe someone had developed an interest in gaming just now. Maybe its a long-time Xbox fan who is enticed by the PS first-party games. By your logic, I could ask, "why are people still getting a PS4 in 2017? They had three years to do so, why now?"

And since when is Central America its own continent?

In Brazil since ever or never depending on the book, we usually either divide it as America or N, C, S America.

And about PS4Pro, sure we can't be sure. But you were the one saying it didn't move the needle at all.

Okay I see then.

However, if we are arguing, that must mean that you think it did move the needle forward. Doesnt mean that is the default answer. Have we gotten any sales breakdown from the pro, or any pr from sony about it, aside from the "1 in 5" thing? They seem awfully quiet about it.

Im not disputing that.

It seemed like you were.

You are probably in one of the few countries who divide the American continent into three pieces. The more common method is to view America as a double-continent, consisting of a northern and southern mass of land. So if you asked me who the funny guys are, it would be folks like you from Brazil.

Similarly, people from the UK have the habit to talk about the UK and Europe as separate entities, so they commonly write sentences like "Super Mario Odyssey launches in the UK and Europe on October 27th" in news articles.

Nope, he was acting like it was crazy to think Central America is part of North America, i was just pointing out that a quick google search will show that its most commonly considered part of NA.