These numbers have to be dissected to make sense. If we distract all digital-only games, all GAAS and multiplayer-online focused games, all sports games with yearly updates, all games digitally bundled to consoles and all games released on PC by Sony, then mainly only (the remaining single-player) AA and AAA games will be left. On them, the percentage of digital sales would be much lower, probably only in the 50-55% range.

Nowadays, less single-player AAA games come out compared to the PS2 and PS3 times and the AA market was so much bigger back in the days.

I stand corrected. 

Suddenly PS5 is catching up to PS4 again in such a massive way.
So the forecast is 25m, not 30m as it was rumored.
But this early year shipments are insane, so maybe they did it so they can adjust the forecast up during the fiscal year.
Anyway, Sony needs to show/announce the next batch of big games right now, last year was amazing for them, but the sales are sky-high, so time to capitalize on it.
TLoU multiplayer should have a date and be guaranteed to be free to play until the end of this quarter.

Late to seeing this but this is an amazing result hardware wise. This should put to bed any remaining low predictions of the PS5 not surpassing the PS3.

A picture From Lala Land.

Edit: i took this picture because there are people who don't believe the PS5 supply increase is real.

Yes but are they accessible?  it seems they are being held behind bullet proof glass, note in your pic the signs of damage to the frame just above the left most box, it looks like Aloy tried to pry it open with her spear but failed.

From my subjective view, of stores here in dk.
Yes stock has def. increased, not that theres buttloads of them, but theres usually a few around each store, enough that people comeing can now actually expect to find a PS5 (most of the time). If you go to the bigger stores, or online, it almost always shows in stock. So you can order the PS5 online no problem.

I suspect its like that most places in europe.
Sony are matching production to demand, as long as they keep this tempo up, there shouldn't be droughts of them going on through out the year.
But I guess it depends on how hard demand spikes, like on say Spiderman 2 release.