So you're expecting over 10% of the Shipments going to RoW? Also, how about this one, page 14? Income from Switch in Japan until March 31: 171 Million Yen, Europe 193 Million Yen. Europe is clearly pulling ahead now. And yes I know that's Hardware plus software, but there's no reason to assume a high difference in attach rate between the two.

Also, we don't have to assume that the PS4 still sells as well in Europe as it did before, as saturation is slowly setting in. Not that it's selling bad now, just probably slower. It will certainly still be outselling the Switch 90% of the time there this year, but probably with a diminishing lead.

@italic: had to reread several times to understand what you're saying there. Yes holiday season is bigger in Europe than it is in Japan, but that's beside the point, which is that before the holidays Europe was selling very slowly - less than 25k weekly obviously, as otherwise it would have outsold Japan then already - but that's a thing of the past now, as shown above. 

Ummm, I don't think so...

You're really not sure if PS4 will get more Japanese support?
I didn't think that was a question. If we're talking about console-level games rather than games that would normally come out on 3DS or it's successor?

Whenever a Japanese third party console level game is announced (that doesn't have an exclusivity deal) it's a given that the PS4 logo will appear at the end of the trailer.
The same can not be said for the Switch logo up until this point. When it does occur it's been the exception rather than the rule. For every Valkyria Chronicles 4, there are multiple cases like Dead or Alive 6 where the Switch logo is absent.

I'll still give it another year to see how the situation improves, because I think it will, but even in a best case scenario it's hard to imagine it being a question if PS4 will get better Japanese support. And certainly not at this point when virtually every PS4 port Switch has gotten has either been a cross generational title with PS3/360 and/or a situation where the framerate could be cut in half. And most games do not run at 60f on PS4.

You're really not sure if PS4 will get more Japanese support?
I didn't think that was a question. If we're talking about console-level games rather than games that would normally come out on 3DS or it's successor?

Whenever a Japanese third party console level game is announced (that doesn't have an exclusivity deal) it's a given that the PS4 logo will appear at the end of the trailer.
The same can not be said for the Switch logo up until this point. When it does occur it's been the exception rather than the rule. For every Valkyria Chronicles 4, there are multiple cases like Dead or Alive 6 where the Switch logo is absent.

I'll still give it another year to see how the situation improves, because I think it will, but even in a best case scenario it's hard to imagine it being a question if PS4 will get better Japanese support. And certainly not at this point when virtually every PS4 port Switch has gotten has either been a cross generational title with PS3/360 and/or a situation where the framerate could be cut in half. And most games do not run at 60f on PS4.

Multiplat? PC is the best for that, Switch have it own unique exclusive games not the same games like other systems. Also, Monster Hunter World? I'd rather it never come out to Switch, straight hack and slash for casual with contents, monsters, weapons = 1/3 Monster Hunter XX. Keep that casual thing out of Switch!

 "Tell me why Switch didn't get Mass Effect Andromeda, Ghost Recon, For Honor, Sniper Elite 4, Prey, Injustice 2, Shadow Warrior 2, Tekken 7, Dirt 4, Hellblade, Destiny 2, Shadow Of War, The Evil Within 2, CoD WWII, Battlefront II, Assassin's Creed Origins, Monster Hunter World, Far Cry 5, A Way Out, The Crew 2, Agony, Kingdom Come Deliverance, Shadow Of The Tomb Raider, Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Red Dead Redemption 2, CoD Black Ops 4, Battlefield V, Avengers game and many more, yet all of these come to PS4 and Xbox One almost as an obligation?" the same apply to all Switch exclusive games which didn't come to ps4/xbox 1

Yet multiplats sell more on PS4 than PC, despite a far smaller install base.

That statement very much depends on the game in question and if the PC version is simply a console port with no bells and whistles or not.

Yes it does, like Skyrim or Fallout for example. But in general games from Activision, Ubisoft, EA, Square Enix, Take Two, sell better on consoles. Unless it's PC centric.