@TheEroica said:
@last_lap: I am definitely kidding... I don't even know how to assign victory in this market. It feels transitory. PC has benefitted from the transition for sure but Nintendo also seems rock solid at the moment.
Who do you think won? Er is winning?
Bear with me on this one. Well once a gen is over then we can assign a winner (and sometimes sooner as you will find out as you read on). For some reason people seem to think that the Switch is a last gen machine, when that is clearly not the case. Because if we look back the Wii beat the 360/PS3 in sales and thus won the 7th gen. Now the Wii U started the 8th gen in 2012, 2yrs before the XB1/PS4 released, and Sony won that 8th gen.
Then Nintendo started the 9th gen really early with the Switch because the Wii U was a sales disaster, however people think that the Switch is an 8th gen machine, when it's a new console not compatible with the Wii U, hence it started the 9th gen. So, with 150+ million sales (and counting) and with Sony's PS5 sitting at 65 million 5yrs in and next gen a few years away, there is no way that the PS5 will overtake the Switch, so Nintendo has won the 9th gen.
So, when Nintendo release the Switch 2 is will officially start the 10th gen. And if it sells like hotcakes like the Switch did then they will have won 3/4 (currently 2/3) last generations, and Sheeple should be giving it to the cows. As for the lems (myself included, we've never won a gen so its pointless to try and mock lems) Sheeple really have missed an opportunity here.
As for PC, well its genless, so it can't win any gen.
Anything you disagree with there?
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