It's literally the other way around, mate. Sony has everything to lose because they're gonna release 2 of the most expensive consoles ever released, it'll be in the top 5 easily at least. Adjusting for inflation there might be 1-3 others.
Uuuh why? It'll be easier than every to sell their consoles thanks to third party support
If Switch 2 dominates generation 10, which it likely will, then Nintendo has massive advantages on their side. It wouldn't play out like GC vs PS2.
We dont know the prices yet. They’ve also never sold below 80million. It could launch horribly like PS3 and still not lose a gen like Wii U,Gamecube, N64, did etc. Selling 80m home consoles is Something Nintendo and Xbox struggle to do. Not Sony
But it will depends on price
Playstation can just fall back to what they do, they are expanding, not staying the same. Nintendo doesnt have that luxury, they need handheld sales and they cant afford stronger tech.
Why is Nintendo gonna have to rely more on 1st party. Why do you think Sir?
PS6 is gonna have GTA6, Fifa, Divinity, Witcher 4, RDR3 and play Monster Hunter, Resident Evil, Dragon Quest and every 3rd party game way better than Nintendo. Nintendo isnt gonna be the leader for these games on handheld anymore.
Nintendo is going basically unchallenged because theres not much better options for 3rd party. The better option will be PS6 handheld for 3rd party
Switch 2 has a 2 year head start but imo I dont think they are competitions in that same way anymore.
I think they are in their own lanes, but its Sony that is now reentering with a handheld option and looking to expand. So they would expect to add 10-20+ units.
Nintendo isnt doing anything different from last gen.
All depends on price. If they release at a good price and market, they can get there userbase back to 13+million in Japan and add 20-30million extra units for PS4 total. If they dont, then, it could be a slower 80million total. Who knows until the prices reveal