ethomaz
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I see the situation in that way:
Nintendo sells a lot related to first party games... they sells tons... but sells moderate on 3rd-party front (there is way less releases too).
Sony sells a lot of 1st-party games (way less than Nintendo).... and a lot 3rd-party games (more releases and more related sales).
Overall Sony did sells more Games units, DLCs, MTXs, subscriptions, services, etc... and the difference is not small.
Think like for each big Nintendo game there is like 100 3rd-party games being released on PS... that include big hits like GTA, CoD, AC, Battlefield, etc etc etc... plus them multiplatform 3rd-party games are normally have way better sales on PS than Nintendo systems.
That doesn't change that Nintendo first-party sales are really outstanding... way better than PS first-party sales... and PS first-party sales is not bad at all the opposite it is just Nintendo 1st-party sell really that well.
Nintendo sells a lot related to first party games... they sells tons... but sells moderate on 3rd-party front (there is way less releases too).
Sony sells a lot of 1st-party games (way less than Nintendo).... and a lot 3rd-party games (more releases and more related sales).
Overall Sony did sells more Games units, DLCs, MTXs, subscriptions, services, etc... and the difference is not small.
Think like for each big Nintendo game there is like 100 3rd-party games being released on PS... that include big hits like GTA, CoD, AC, Battlefield, etc etc etc... plus them multiplatform 3rd-party games are normally have way better sales on PS than Nintendo systems.
That doesn't change that Nintendo first-party sales are really outstanding... way better than PS first-party sales... and PS first-party sales is not bad at all the opposite it is just Nintendo 1st-party sell really that well.
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