i totally agree.
Depends on the use of the word dominate. The PS5 is likely to have the largest market share when next gen hits its 5 year mark, but it probably won't sell as much by that point as the PS4 did (around 90 Million), Xbnext should sell more than the XB1 had (~35 Million), and the Switch successor will hit the market in the second or third year, not the 4th like this Switch did, so it should sell more as well.
If a tree falls in a forest, and no ones around.....does it still make a sound?
No. The tree falling creates a pressure wave, only when that wave hits an eardrum is it then considered a sound. If no one's around to intercept the pressure wave then there is no sound.
Maybe this explains it better:
Like you say, comparing systems released at different times isn't so cut n dry.
if a tree falls in a forest, and no one around to hear it, it's clearly the fault of the pr department.
who are you to tell us all these experts getting wet in their pants about subscription services and walled gardens are missing the point?
Yea the fact PS4 outsold the Switch last year was nuts. People keep forgetting the PS4 is in its final year and Switch is still young and in its prime. At this time in a console's lifespan is when sales usually fall off a cliff and yet the PS4 is still going strong even if its sales are slowing down. Just shows how dominant the system is if anything. The fact Sony is still supporting it with several AAA releases towards the end of its life is still outstanding too, most consoles lose 1st party support completely at this point in their lives.
