Every time the Switch achieves another success, you're the first guy to come to every topic to say how bad sales will be and how these success don't mean anything

i don't think nintedo will ever have a line up this good again in one year, these games are some of the highest rated ever, and there sales are something else. we never had a 3d mario sell this good, same for zelda. 4 games that will sell over 10 million is pretty amazing. only  splatoon might not get there. i would like to see what games nintendo has for 2018 that will match 2017. time will prove who right though.

Nice to see consistent weeks above 1 Million units. Was the Wii the last platform to do that?

I think people are reading too much into this too early into this race.

And more so I think its being grossly taken for granted the importace of the switch's launch. Its easy looking at the first ten months and saying its selling faster in NA, but that observation is flawed if you don't take into account that you are looking at a $300 console vs a $400 in its first 10 months and that you are looking at a launch  window coupled with a holiday season in those first 10 months for NS as opposed to a launch window followed by a holiday season over a year later for PS4

I think looking at both consoles first 14 months on the market will give a better indication of who is selling faster in NA. That way both would have enjoyed a launch window and a holiday season.

Nintendo still has 2D Mario, Animal Crossing, Pokemon, Smash Bros to play with ... 

The dust will be settled soon enough once those are released ... 

i honestly  don't see smash, and 2d mario having much of an impact, i think majority of those fans already picked   up a switch for mario odyssey, mario kart and zelda, especially with all the critical acclaim, and hype those 2 games got. it's hard to judge switch because wii sold to the motion control fad period. its been along time since normal nintedo console did amazing in the US.

naw i look at trends. 

But you still agree that the Switch still has potential with at least Animal Crossing and Pokemon, right ? 

I could see the argument against 2D Mario and maybe Smash Bros boosting hardware sales but even then it might be enough for the Switch to at least drop dead at 50M units total in it's lifetime even with a price cut to $199 ... 

Looks like 2018 will be the peak year for the PS4 and XBO and the Switch should end up around 13m. 2017 will go down as a really good year for the industry.

1. Smash Bros gave Wii its biggest non-holiday month.

2. 2D Mario gave Wii its biggest holiday period.

3. Its a good thing Switch isnt a "normal" console.