I think the switch package overall is very appealing to gamers and there mainstream and while gamers have always known if the switch, the Covid situation is spreading it to more of the mainstream so switch sales will be high throughout the year and even in next year in my opinion. The switch has caught an upwards draft and now Nintendo just needs to show us those juicy games to keep it going higher and higher.

It could be the other way around. Lockdowns led to unemployment. Unemployment greatly affected people's decision to buy luxuries as they have to prioritize first the basic needs such as foods, house rentals, and monthly bills. Game consoles are luxuries you know? Why people like you keep on saying that the COVID pandemic made people buy game consoles? Those are just theories that have to be verified and carefully studied. I can also say that if there is no pandemic, maybe more PS4s or Switches might have been sold. I might be wrong too because as I stated, we cannot really make a conclusion without a valid research.

I am very happy for the success of the Nintendo Switch and the PS4

I find it hard that Ghost of Tsushima, a game that is pretty unique, have great user reviews, didn't give any boost at all to sales. Is the inventory still low?

At PS4's age, nearly everyone who wants one already has one, so individual games don't sell systems to the extent that they do in a system's early or mid life.Those who would've bought a console for GoT largely already jumped aboard for the many previous exclusives Sony has put out over the last six years.

Assuming the tracking is accurate, at an average of 300k per week, the Switch would pass the NES by the week ending on September 5th - 7 weeks from these numbers.

I know, even TLOU2 didn't had a considerable impact on the week sales.