These shortages hurt Playstation more than they do the other 2 consoles. Why? Because Microsoft will be able to manufacture about as many systems as Sony. In English speaking territories, like the US, Microsoft can make sure there are plenty of systems available, which means earlier adopters will just end up buying XBS, later adopters will want the same system as their friends, and that will end up being the new dominant system in English speaking regions. All of this is even before factoring in all of Microsoft's recent acquisitions. Meanwhile, the non-English speaking regions will insist on PS5's, and since demand is higher there, a disproportionate number of PS5s will be sent there.

Basically, these shortages are handing all of the English speaking regions over to Microsoft fairly early on in this generation. The fact that they are going to have more games due to their acquisitions is just going to help them even more in these same regions, especially when you consider that these are the same places that tend to like Call of Duty.

Half of them will flop.

Why does the front page show the Wii Uvat 13.97mil. Did they even manufacture that many? 13.56mil is the final shipment number.

They could have 8 of them flop, if 2 are successful Sony will consider that a success 

That sucks. I wished I could help, but I don't understand anything about coding.

Anyway to just put in negative numbers for one of the weeks to bring everything back into balance?  And just make a thread and pin it, explaining the adjustments, how they were done, and why?

Any idea what language it's based on? SQL? 

I started as a software developer 4 months ago and mostly work with SSMS using SQL Server, so I'm learning more and more about database administration.

Temporary fix?  Keep the chart from displaying anything and overlay a graphic on top of it that isn't tied to any formulas and just manually inserted each week, or if can't be done, display an image with a graph on one of the thumbnails normally used for an article and all discussions in here can moved there?

In the earnings call, CFO Hiroko Totoki is sticking with the 22.6M projection for FY22, which lines up with Sony expecting the PS5 to catch up to the PS4 over time. Granted, I'm basing this on second hand information, but PS5 demand is great enough where it can have some massive, non holiday quarters. Also, it's possible Sony is lowballing their own projections, I wouldn't be surprised to see it beat PS4's 2.2 Million in Q4 of FY14. 

Edit: I'm mistaken, no projections given for FY22, but Sony expects the PS5 to catch up over time. 

I def hope they ship out 1.2 million + ps4 ‘s just so they can get to 118 million LOL.