What I'm trying to say is that i don't think sales of more than 3.6 million will fall.

April is already selling better than last year, so we need a 28% decrease in the future.

Certainly April was affected by FF7.
So do you think the May be more than 28% lower than last year?
It is unlikely that the decrease will be 28% from last year.
Because the effects of FF7 are still there.

And there is TLOU2 in June and tsushima in July.
In that month, ps4 will sell more or at least not much less than last year.
That means 3.6 million units will fall in the nine months except April, June and July.
On average, you'll need a 40% monthly reduction.
If TLOU2 significantly increases ps4 sales, it will need more than 45%.

Do you think it's likely to happen?

Sony bungled the late stage pricing of the PS4. Cutting the price so close to the PS5 launch will send mixed messages. I guess it does not matter too much since the PS4 is experiencing supply issues during coronavirus pandemic.

Do you guys think the Switch has a chance to surpass the PS4 in sales? Switch is selling amazing rn but the PS4 is likely gonna sell around 125M when all said and done, a very difficult number to beat.

I don't think Switch will outsell PS4 because of the tail end will probably be smaller. But so far their trend would put it very near. Won't give more discussion on that because this thread isn't for it. There is a good one that is still active.

Nope. But Switch will probably outsell Wii, and possibly PS1. Nintendo is just so unorthodox and changing in their home console sales. Compare that to Sony, whose only fluke is the PS3. 

I think PS4 can reach 130 million, but 125 million in particular seems like a given. 

So, like some people said in another post, Sony is Struggling??

Dunno, how are Sony's other branches? Some of those were struggling a lot in the past couple years if I remember correctly.

Those people always around when you don't want them,never around when you want to talk crow.

Like 5 years ago? Because the past couple years or more the other branches/departments were at most not making money, but Sony isn't bleeding anymore for quite sometime now.

As 2017 (or even before), Sony was already making nice profits.

Somebody in another post commented that Sony is struggling right now, but then you put on Google: “Sony is struggling” and you will find plenty of news saying that Sony is really struggling............ trying to find the percent price for the PS5.