Lol no you can’t, Nintendo just shipped more this week

Your the ONLY PERSON that think its in stock at stores. Cant believe you cant accept the TRUTH

Welp, fuck me! I thought the 3DS line was the Switch line  

You see, his tactic is to de-legitimize the Switch as real competition to the PS4 by calling it a handheld only. That's a new tactic by Nintendo haters.

Because its hard to ignore horrible post from him and yourself. Its like its easy to catch people. You both do a great job at that lol. At least switch is in a better position then 3ds every was. So its a win for nintendo

Except it's still sold out in Japan ;)

But I get the point, it's nice Nintendo is able to better keep up with demand in Japan, it has certainly been far worse before.

It’s not in stock in stores so where did 175,000 get their Switch from?

At least Kerotan and Law are consistent in the different regions they post, Someone like Tbone is curiously absent in the UK threads every week because he can't make the same fiery arguments (outside the proverbial Nintendo is weak in the UK) I always find him throwing here in Japan. Maybe that should be the mantra for Playstation and Japan. Its sales are not up to snuff because Japan is their weakest market...and call it a day.

I don't think you are thinking this through much ....

Wii barely outsold the PS3 in Japan. The PS3 had much more capabilities than a Wii. (Also, on a side note, I've heard before that "cutscene movies" that aren't in engine are pretty important to market a game in Japan due to being "flashy", or at least they used to be, and those were way easier to fit on a huge Blu Ray disc than a standard DVD). 

On the PS4 the reason why developers stayed on that platform was that there was really no competition. I'd argue the Wii U sold pretty well for what it was, but it was obvious to just about anyone that the PS4 was going to outpace it and quite easily. So big name developers were stuck in a rut, they could go with a dying console on the Wii U, go with the underpowered 3DS, or try to develop games for PS4(often with the benefit of being able to port them to Vita). The answer was quite simple for most, especially when Sony was cutting really obvious deals with a lot of the companies. 

To put it in simple terms : The PS4, especially before and at launch, seemed like the only possible savior for big Japanese third party games and possibly home consoles as a whole in Japan. 

And yet, we still got Shin Megami Tensei IV & Apocalypse, Etrian Odyssey IV, Untold, Untold 2, V, Persona Q, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, Monster Hunter 4 and X/XX, Dragon Quest 10 and 11, and Yo-Kai Watch. 

Make no mistake, while a lot of the big and arguably most exciting games came to PS4, that's because there was literally no where else to go. Even then, did those games really sell many PS4's or software in Japan? Honestly ... not really. Those games did not push as much as expected and they're way more important for Western countries than they are for Japan. If Nintendo can convince Japanese third parties to make their big games on Switch, it's pretty much over for PS in Japan.

This is really the first generation where Nintendo stealing the triple A* games from Sony in Japan is obvious. Acting like this is a concurrent thing to downplay Switch's significance isn't helping anything