This doesn't in the least surprise me, nor should it anyone else. The PlayStation 4 has been available for 40 months, the Switch has been available for 29 days...

Last I checked multiplatform games not only make up the 98 percentile of games in general, they also make up in nearly every case the most sold games time and time again...

So yes, it does matter, very much so regardless of what this guy says, who mind you is continually wrong.

You guys are trying too hard.

I'd definitely call it a flawed masterpiece, it's an amazing game and a huge time sink but there's definitely some things I would have done differently if I were at the helm of development.

You paint things in a conveniently negative light instead of visiting things from an all encompassing viewpoint, I've noticed that you don't bring proper light to a situation to give people an honest take.

It's likely ~30 million at this point, the PlayStation 4 lead when numbers were still being tracked was never actually 2:1, it was like 1.87:1 or something like that. The Xbox One by all accounts is seemingly on track and pacing the Xbox 360 sales wise even in the face of the PlayStation 4 selling as well as it is.

The PlayStation 2 and Xbox situation? The Xbox was a new brand, a new console, completely untested waters as far as systems go, not to mention it was replaced in four short years and support quickly cut thereafter even though it was discontinued in 2009, it wasn't really supported, the full weight went behind the Xbox 360.

The PlayStation 2 didn't get the axe until 2013, at that point it was like $49.99, still marketed, still at retail everywhere, it was still steadily getting games, it had a library of thousands of games and it was something that when costs fell the third world soaked up as it was extremely accessible and a great value.

You can't just say whatever you want and go unchecked man, you need to keep things honest and give situational context to what you say.