“Over 250mil” is a rather bold prediction lol. I wonder who those two voters are?

Voted for the 75-100 million range before the direct. Still think it will land there after.

You very ignorantly said "A price cut wouldn't make it sell as well during covid", implying I said otherwise.

Despite me openly saying that the switch wouldn't sell as much during covid with just the price cut and non delayed games but it would sell better after the pandemic (2022 to present day). Again, your post is openly ignoring what I said or you didn't even read.

Lmfao easier? Things could not be any harder for the ps5 now that the Switch 2 is coming.

Are you saying if Switch 2 was 399.99, it would have helped it get close to Switch 1? I mean I'm not fully out on Switch 2 getting close to Switch 1, I just struggle to see what will Nintendo release to counterpunch Animal Crossing and Covid. Animal Crossing and a Pro w/ an Oled screen will give a big boost but then again Switch 1 got an Oled model that boosted sales. PS4 to PS5 isn't quite a perfect comparison because PS4 sold far less making it far easier to repeat for PS5. We aren't asking PS5 to match PS2 which is equivalent to Switch 1.

As I said, it's too early to call that and do a prediction for a system which isn't out yet. But yes if Nintendo plays it's card right, with 399$ price it would be way closer to Switch 1, then it will be with 449$ cuz I think that 399$ is not just 50$ difference but a mental limit for many too. I don't know if they will do price cuts too. This will play a big role in the long term performance. What games it will have is still unknown but in the example of going after the Switch 1 sales performance of course it will need the best ones that can possibly come out for the system. OLED and Lite models are almost sure in the future. I am comparing PS5 to PS4 because the successor (PS5) is neck in neck in sales with the PS4 to this moment. I am not including the pure sales numbers at all here, just the neck in neck case. The same I can see with 399$ Switch 2 and of course, the proper marketing, software and everything needed to get the Switch 2 selling the best it can and to be neck in neck with the Switch 1 launch aligned. At 449$ I think it will trail behind. At 299$ it could even start outselling it from the start.

Wait you aren't expecting Switch 2 to be ahead for now despite the 449.99 pricing? I think that is bold. Switch 2 should have a far larger launch just because of better stock alone. I expect Switch 2 to be ahead until maybe Animal Crossing and Covid honestly. Switch 2018 dropped the ball alittle due to Labo. Switch 2 could get a Mario movie boost around that time launch aligned. 

Edit:I forgot to mention the whole tariff thing. It's only 90 days for now and I'm sure some consumers would fear everything going right back up. That could push some people to upgrading faster. 

Accusing me of ignorance when you completely misinterpreted what I said and accused me of saying something I didn't is quite something. I was clearly responding to you saying that a price cut and less game delays would make up for it selling less in 2020-2021 in a non-covid world by selling better 2022 onward by pointing out that a more gradual decline wouldn't make up the difference since the Switch's YoY declines since 2020 haven't been that large.

75-100 million is what I think right now.

I haven't talked about the launch or some months, but overall, over the course of time, over the long term in general. Of course it is possible to outsell the Switch 1 at launch or at given months. It may outsell it from time to time, for some big game launch or maybe some of the first holidays, but overall I think it will be tracking behind the Switch 1 at that 449$ price, let alone if they raise it to 500$.