Switch in Asia is in another league!
Asia's holiday period is from Week 48 to 1/53, so it makes sense.
Switch outsells everything else combined with ease.
Xbox Series under 100k already, PS4 and Xbone in freefall, Nintendo really is the only bright spot on an otherwise grim slate.
curl-6 said: Switch outsells everything else combined with ease. |
Imagine saying to yourself 4 years ago that this would happen. How would you have reacted?
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PAOerfulone said:
Imagine saying to yourself 4 years ago that this would happen. How would you have reacted? |
4 years ago I would've struggled to believe Switch could reach 77 million sales lifetime much less by the midpoint of it's lifecycle.
The Switch will fall off the cliff because Nintendo already released all their big guns.
The Switch will fall off the cliff once the much more powerful PS5 and XB Series S/X are released.
The Switch will fall off the cliff because it lacks AAA games from third parties.
The Switch will fall off the cliff once the hybrid gimmick subsides.
The Switch will fall off the cliff because Sony owns Europe.
The Switch will fall off the cliff because mobile phones conquer the handheld market.
The Switch will fall off the cliff because......................
Why is everyone expecting Sony and Microsoft to produce more consoles. The hardware to make these consoles is scarce and usually consoles don't sell 15 million units in their first year, simply because they can't make them fast enough. The PS4 also only sold 14 million units its first year. That console its hardware was also dated at the start so the chips where easier to produce. Around summer Sony and Microsoft should be able to ramp up the numbers. It also probably doesn't help that the machines share many components like the CPU.
Please excuse my (probally) poor grammar
Mar1217 said:
Don't remember me of those predictions back then ... I think I predicted something like 60M+ and suggested it as a good reboot for the Nintendo brand after the all-time failling of the WiiU. |
I recall that my original prediction was within the 80-100M range because it would be the combined base of the 3DS and Wii U. And I remember that being one of the more optimistic predictions.
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PlayStation 4/Xbox One/Nintendo Switch: 2017 vs. 2018
PlayStation 4: 2015 vs. 2016 vs. 2017
PS4 sold 216k and XBO 78k the 2nd week after Christmas in 2014. PS4 is way down from there and XBXS is up a bit from the XBO. Switch is dominating the market.
Last edited by jason1637 - on 22 January 2021curl-6 said:
4 years ago I would've struggled to believe Switch could reach 77 million sales lifetime much less by the midpoint of it's lifecycle. |
Same. I wasnt expecting it to beat the 3DS at all.
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