The historic trends of Nintendo consoles (note to retards ITT: there are exceptions but the GENERAL TREND) are the following:
1. Nintendo sells less consoles with every generation.
2. If the previous console was a big success, the successor is a huge failure.
The Wii did change the paradigm a little, before; every console sold worse, but then the Wii U showed what the numbers would look like if they continued on that trend anyway. I've taken this
chart from Reddit and re-organized it by release, not by total sales.
The Switch 2 sales are probably going to dry up fast if they don't come out with winning titles soon, and I just don't think there's much in the pipeline (
Metroid Prime 4 likely won't be a huge hit, none of the Metroid games have done well in Japan).
Internal issues are always fun to speculate on though...I wonder if there's some sort of boardroom battle with a shareholder trying to make a hostile takeover. (I mean, it probably won't go anywhere, but for a brief time there was the question of Seven & i Holdings being taken over by Alimentation Couche-Tard of Canada...and the question of Japan's 7-Eleven stores would even remain 7-Eleven, or turn into Circle K stores.)