Bold: Splatoon 1 sold over 5mil, Splatoon 2 sold over 10mil, Splatoon 3 can sold > 15mil. The least pull??? That's funny.

Bold 2:

-higher game prices for 6-12 months only then drop very fast, Nintendo games will almost always be at $60 for entire the generation.

-Sony games cost a lot more to make compared to Nintendo games.

-Sony has growing digital sales, but Nintendo has both growing physical sales + digital sales, BoTW can sell 30mil LT, no Zelda game before can come close to that, many Nintendo series sold a lot more compared to the previous gen.

Bold: Splatoon 1 sold over 5mil, Splatoon 2 sold over 10mil, Splatoon 3 can sold over 15mil. That least pull costs a lot less to make than many Sony games while selling way more, that's funny.

Bold 2:

-higher game prices for 6-12 months only then drop very fast, Nintendo games will almost always be $60 for entire the generation.

-Sony games cost a lot more to make compared to Nintendo games.

-Sony has growing digital sales, but Nintendo has both growing physical sales + digital sales, BoTW can sell 30mil LT, no Zelda game before can come close to that, many Nintendo series sold a lot more compared to their previous gen.

I can't imagine saying anything else other than Nintendo for myself, personally.

While the company has definitely had their fair share of weak years lineup-wise with the Switch, 2022 doesn't look to be one of them. In fact, it will probably be up there with 2019 as the best year for the Switch (personally think 2017 is a little overrated quality-wise, hoping the same won't be true with 2022).

Xbox could actually end up pretty close to Playstation in terms of titles interesting to me. I think Stalker 2 looks pretty interesting and like what I've played of the original. And Starfield could be good, could be great, could be bad, not really sure. But I could see it being a big hit for Xbox (as it probably will be regardless of quality).

Playstations lineup is OK. More assured than Xboxs, but also not anything crazy.

What about that project Eve game? That looked damn cool at the showcase but I guess it's maybe multiplat

How could one "reboot" a racing sim franchise?  Like...they're already not really connected in any way so I guess just to reset the numbering or something?

Who said anything about the majority of Sony games? Do you think Splatoon 3 has more pull than GT7, HFW or GoWR? Simple question. If not, Sony would have the strongest 2022 based on the sales strength of their first party software. The amount of profit Sony/Nintendo make has no value to this question, due to the variables that make up revenue/profit (IE. Nintendo selling full priced software might be the driving factor in their profitability but its not the only factor) & the fact that we're still in the infancy of the current generation to determine such trends. 

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While Playstation first party games cost a lot to produce, they also have more avenues to make up money (IE. PS Now/Plus/PC) & Playstation IP's are being adapted to other mediums. Imagine, a property like TLOU generating billions in revenue through gaming, television or even mobile, Sony is one of the few companies that can expand an IP like this. Sony has a lot more competition on their platform making price drops necessary. Even a massive franchise like GTA can't remain at full price for a whole generation. However, you still get premium quality, tons of variety & flexible software pricing, making the Playstation walled garden a lot more enticing than the Nintendo walled garden. But hey, you like paying full price for a game that released three years ago, then flex! 

So you think BoTW & Splatoon can grow but GoW & HZD will remain stagnant? For all we know, GoWR can reach 30+ Million lifetime, while HFW reaches 25+ Million lifetime. What makes you think SIE IP will stop growing this generation? Also, Nintendo digital sales aren't growing at the rate that Playstation digital sales are, and their subscription services are still a generation behind.

NVidia, if we go for that leaked list they even have games from the platform holders that weren`t even announced =p

I think Nintendo. BOTW 2 will be a must-buy. Forgotten Land is actually making me excited for a Kirby game. Shredder's Revenge will probably be a buy for me. Though I might get it on Windows or wait until it comes to PS4 (if it ever does).
I think Sony managed to get the better of Nintendo in 2020. But I think Nintendo has probably managed a better 2021 and possibly a better 2022.

Nintendo for me, after that Microsoft, and after that Sony.

I think Splatoon 3 is going to outsell GT7 unless it sells less than Splatoon 2 and GT7 returns to the 11-12mil sales previous games had. Splatoon 2 outsold all GT games except for GT3 after all.