I wouldn't discount the sales due to bundles.  It's just that you can't really compare the sales the the Switch numbers without knowing the whole story. 

1 You keep twisting and putting words in my mouth. I never said that anyone said it was different to other VR games, it was a question. I keep repeating my point yet it doesn't stick with you. You're clearly out for something else dude.

2 Quote it. Where did I say that. Because I never started about the Switch version in this particular argument, you guys did.

3 Ok.

4 Yeah were done. You're upset about an argument you don't understand and you attack me with bogus statements. Read my comments again and cut the badmouthing, because I'm not replying to you again otherwise.

Why? It's a five-six year old game at full price after the other versions have been heavily discounted for years. The fact it's doing well enough to merit the port is good enough for Bethesda, I bet the porting wasn't that expensive (no mods allowed and no real update for all the miriad of bugs still present).

@ HoangNhatAnh

Please stop responding to everyone comments, it so childish, ignorance and missing the whole point.

Do you like embarrassing yourself or something?!?

I’m upset because you seem to think you can play us all for a fool. It’s not working so you now try to spin what you said in another’s direction. 

There is no need for badmouthing, you do it all yourself. And yes, please better stop it before it gets even worse.

Off topic, but it's grotesque that this is the case. I knew about the bugs and glitches still being there thanks to some youtube vids, and expected nothing less with a Bethesda developed game. Some of them straight-up ruin quests, and are borderline game breaking. How they get way with this over and over again is beyond me.

Whatever man. Don is the only one that actually had somewhat of an argument concerning the original subject. But he failed to properly give a counterargument.

But yeah, this isn't about anything ontopic anymore. Have fun getting overly sensitive over nothing.

I'd say it's pretty obvious that VR would outsell the Switch version. People who own a Switch own it to play Nintendo games. That's why Zelda/Mario/Splatoon/etc sell millions upon millions of copies whereas AAA non-Nintendo games will struggle on the Switch. The people who play non-Nintendo games likely already have another system to play them on, so buying a visually downgraded Switch version isn't too appealing outside of the portability factor.

With all due respect this is a different situation. We are talking about relatively low sales numbers on both platforms.  For a game like Uncharted 4 yes bundling is a factor but not so much of a factor because it sold millions on its own. But when you have a product that has sold 350k and there was a bundle during the entire period of time that it's been on sale you have to ask how many of these where bundled. Is it 50k? 100k? 150k?  A small amount of bundled sales can dramatically impact the overall sales when you're discussing numbers in these volumes. I'm happy its doing well on PSVR.. I'm a believer in VR and i want to see it continue to be a via platform and continue to grow. However, whenever you have such a low base of owners you're going to get really high attach rates since these are passionate early adopters.  For example when the Switch had sold 2 million units BOTW had sold almost 2 million units. As the Switch has grown into a mainstream success you aren't going to get those kind of attach rates. With PSVR you also have a situation where this was the key title for PSVR this Christmas. AAA full size experiences are few and far between on the platform so i can see this also impact sales. On Switch Skyrim is still competing against games like BOTW as well as Mario Kart 8 and Mario Odyssey.  Having said that I'm very please with the sales of Skyrim on Switch.  I don't see it taking long to reach 1 million sold ww when you include digital. This is a huge turnaround for Nintendo and a signal that more AAA M rated 3rd party titles will come and be profitable on the system. 

This is a flawed argument, because it assumes PSVR owners to have zero interest in standard PS4 games. PSVR requires a PS4, which has a huge library.