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It's UK numbers specifically here. And this is for 2013 vs 2020, not just launch month
I guess the news is that no matter how well the Switch sells there will always be some people who dismiss it
Both next gen systems continue to have significantly higher demand than supply, which will hopefully lead to tremendous sales in 2021 if the supply chain is improved.
As an aside, it's incredible how people attempt to downplay the success of the Switch in 2020 via increasingly ridiculous means such as in the OP's tweet - in what world is a Nintendo platform having 50% market share in the UK "not that impressive" lmao.
As an aside, it's incredible how people attempt to downplay the success of the Switch in 2020 via increasingly ridiculous means such as in the OP's tweet - in what world is a Nintendo platform having 50% market share in the UK "not that impressive" lmao.
Tbf 50% market share in a transitional year is not necessarily a mind-blowing number. The reason Switch sales are impressive is because of the amount (I think I read this was the best selling year for a console in a decade), not because it sold more than all the other consoles combined (I bet many people would have predicted that, but not many would have guessed just how much Switch sold)
Do we have a sense of where NSW was through November? ~1.5M sounds like Dec ended up being huge. YTD 2019 > 2020 increase in the vicinity of +60%.
900,000 < next gen < 1,000,000