Ps vita and ps2 match this relatively close (i can't find ps2 numbers exactly). by then, they'll have usually made 90% to 100% of their lifetime sales. Nintendo platforms tend to stop selling right around their sixth year. here's the changes of ytd sales for these titles, by platform (best to worst): Year 6, week 3 comparisons (media create aside from ps4, which is famitsu):

But as time goes on each PS4 exclusive seems weirder and weirder. And at first there seemed to be legit business reasons why games would pass on the platform. (actually of the things I listed these make at least some sense). SEGA passed on getting Sakura Taisen on the platform and decided that since a port of 2 PS2 Yakuza games on the WiiU didn't set the world on fire there is no market for these games on the Switch. And that Vita got a mainline baseball title this year and Switch didn't. (I understand the FOX engine is not ported but it still seems a big mistake). Konami skipped that chance to offer PES on the Switch and let the no-effort FIFA stat upgrade have all the football sales. These groups are overwhelmingly on the switch. Persona 5 skipped the Switch (when ATLUS decided that TMS was worth doing.) Catherine came to the Vita and only in Japan rather than have a worldwide portable version on the Switch.įalcom games just skipping a portable version altogether despite sales historyīandai Namco skipped anime games when the target audience for Shonen manga are elementary and jr.

But unless there is some heavy Sony funding I can't understand the business reasons why: I mean I totally get graphically intensive, Western focused games skipping the Switch.

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