I can't believe we're now arguing whether a 10k yen price cut and new form factor will raise the baseline of a system significantly. Especially one whose success has been limited because of price and form factor specifically for years.
Anyways. Didn't expect to see the Switch increase to 75k this week, would've expected that last week if anything. SMM2 second week drop is pretty good and should remain pretty stable after next week. I'm interested to see how the Switch's weekly sales are affected by the Lite announcement. I do think there is still a market for the OG Switch since it has features that the Lite doesn't, so that's probably why Nintendo felt safe enough to announce it this far out.
I do think it's interesting how Switch's upcoming lineup reflects 3DS 2013 as well.
Link's Awakening = A Link Between Worlds
Luigi's Mansion 3 = Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon
Pokemon Sword/Shield = Pokemon X/Y
Fire Emblem: Three Houses = Fire Emblem Awakening (2013 in the west)
Yokai Watch 4 = Yokai Watch
Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission = Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission
Dragon Quest XIS = Dragon Quest VII
Animal Crossing: New Horizons = Animal Crossing: New Leaf (2013 in the west)
It really seems like Nintendo waited to release new mainline entries in some of their more handheld-oriented series (2D Zelda, Pokemon, Fire Emblem, and AC especially) to coincide with the revision. The 3DS XL launched a year prior in 2012, alongside titles like NSMB2 (which could be equated to Super Mario Maker 2 now), Kid Icarus Uprising, Resident Evil Revelations, Paper Mario Sticker Star, as well as Fire Emblem Awakening, Bravely Default, and AC New Leaf in Japan.
Personally I think Nintendo will strike gold with the Switch Lite, and like the 3DS XL I see it becoming the more popular version, in Japan anyway. In the west I think the OG Switch will reign supreme except maybe in the holiday period.