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Forums - Sales Discussion - Global Hardware 22 February 2020

trunkswd on 26 February 2020
Platform N. America Europe Japan Global
85,596 62,856 41,959 227,016
47,890 71,658 6,066 153,366
32,943 10,709 40 48,525
1,217 1,352 1,029 3,817

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The Nintendo Switch was the best-selling console worldwide with 227,016 consoles sold for the week ending February 15, according to VGChartz estimates.

The PlayStation 4 was the second best-selling console with sales of 153,366 consoles sold, followed by the Xbox One with 48,525 units, and the Nintendo 3DS with 3,817 units. 

Switch sales compared to the same week a year ago are down 10,772 units (-4.53%). PS4 sales are down 97,248 units (-38.80%), the Xbox One is down 31,004 units (-38.98%) and the 3DS is down 28,042 units (-88.02%).

Global hardware estimates (Followed by lifetime sales):

  1. Switch - 227,016 (51,272,972)
  2. PlayStation 4 - 153,366 (107,428,691)
  3. Xbox One - 48,525 (46,489,527)
  4. 3DS - 3,817 (75,131,555)
Americas (US, Canada, Latin America) hardware estimates:
  1. Switch - 92,936
  2. PlayStation 4 - 51,546
  3. Xbox One - 35,391
  4. 3DS - 1,293
Europe hardware estimates:
  1. PlayStation 4 - 71,658
  2. Nintendo Switch - 62,856
  3. Xbox One - 10,709
  4. 3DS - 1,352
Asia (Japan, mainland Asia, Middle East) hardware estimates:
  1. Switch - 64,854
  2. PlayStation 4 - 24,634
  3. 3DS - 1,091
  4. Xbox One - 1,022
Oceania (Australia and New Zealand) hardware estimates:
  1. Switch - 6,370
  2. PlayStation 4 - 5,528
  3. Xbox One - 1,403
  4. 3DS - 81
Last edited by trunkswd - on 26 February 2020

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CGI-Quality on 26 February 2020

Was just about to steal this from you!



                                                                                                             

trunkswd on 26 February 2020
CGI-Quality said:
Was just about to steal this from you!

Too slow



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TruckOSaurus on 26 February 2020

First week the Switch is down YoY (if I'm not mistaken) but it wouldn't be without the shortages.



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trunkswd on 26 February 2020
TruckOSaurus said:
First week the Switch is down YoY (if I'm not mistaken) but it wouldn't be without the shortages.

Most of the drop for Switch this week was in Japan. All consoles have dropped in sales this week and are down by the most they have been year-over-year. PS4 and Xbox One are down nearly 40% compared to last year, which is where I expect them to roughly stay for the rest of the year. 



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Blood_Tears on 26 February 2020

The Switch was already down yoy in January npd. They confirmed it was down in revenue and units that month.



Blood_Tears on 26 February 2020

The Switch was already down yoy in January npd. They confirmed it was down in revenue and units that month.



Radek on 26 February 2020

PS4 is getting really close to Switch, and that console is over 6 year old.



trunkswd on 26 February 2020

Shortages have started to hit Japan due to the coronavirus. If it keeps up shortages will start happening in the rest of the world.



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Radek on 26 February 2020
trunkswd said:
Shortages have started to hit Japan due to the coronavirus. If it keeps up shortages will start happening in the rest of the world.

I just don't understand why Japanese players wouldn't buy Switch Lite if hybrid Switch is facing shortages.

It's not like they play at home on the TV for the most part (probably 80% of them).

Last edited by Radek - on 26 February 2020