The 180-200% ebay prices pretty much confirm this.

Disappointing Switch numbers. Wanted to see it at 500k. But likely OLED stock is low. Guessing we'll get a few weeks of 300k leading up to black friday week, as Nintendo are storing up systems for the holidays.

PS5 is becoming a beast. It will be interesting to see if it eventually outsells PS4. It might even start winning a few weeks against the Switch next year as Switch gradually slows, though next year is going to be a huge year for Switch software so it may yet knock out one more dominant year.

Xbox doing well. Should be at a quarter of total XBoxOne sales by the end of the year.

It looks like most of 2022 will be supply constrained so we may not see any substantial movement till the last quarter of 2022 and with Nintendo's superior holiday season record, likely to keep it ahead of any increased production from the other two we may have to wait to 2023.

Agreed, but it takes time for increased supply to work its way through the supply chain so while we will see increased stock earlier than the last quarter of 2022 it may not be till then that it becomes significant, especially if they settle for a slight increase on the average first half of 2022 weekly sales and stockpile the surplus for the holidays.

Well we just finished the 3rd quarter of the calendar year so should be soon. But if you are asking about a quarter involving October, then that would be like February I guess.

From Nintendo should be November 4th I think. Idk about Sony. Maybe also first November week.

So as the person posted should be within couple weeks.

Last year Sony report for the quarter you asked was on October 28th.

Nintendo 6 months release is planned for November 4th so I don't think there will be another quartely separeted.

Sony is this Thursday

Nintendo is next Thursday

Unless the Switch is undertracked and has a really strong holiday it seems a done deal at this point it'll be down from 2020. However it'll have a 2nd year in a row that's better than the Wii's best year so still extremely impressive.

Personally, I think that this Q3 FY will be around 5.75 (because of early shipments of OLED in time for launch, but also because it's tracking significantly higher than 2019 which was at 4.8M). 

If this is the case then Nintendo would need about 12.5M consoles shipped in Q4 for it to exceed FY 2020. Is it possible? Maybe...is it likely? Probably not. Unless Q3 is higher than I anticipate then Nintendo is going to be slightly down, likely by around 1M units. I guess we will find out soon.