SpokenTruth said:
I hope you understand how illogical that claim is. For your metric to be valid (combined Wii and DS figures), it would require that each Wii and DS sold were completely individual with no overlap. Further, it would require you ignore the fact that purely portable systems such as the DS are often bought for individuals in each home rather than a single device for the entire home as 'home consoles' are typically purchased for. Anecdotally, my family had a Wii and 4 DS's but we only have 1 Switch. You are suggesting that I need to buy 4 more Switches for my family to keep the same rate of ownership to validate your metric for Switch sales performance. To say nothing about how purely portable consoles have console upgrades that result in 1 owner owning multiple devices themselves....DS to DS Lite. And maybe even to DSi. Or an XL model. The Switch will not have that same level of repeat purchases. |
Hmmm mm. Ok I agree with what you explained