

I mean, it’s already happening. AAA games are less common, and aren’t doing as well as they used to, and the AAA studios are drying up. In its place, we’re getting more indie games, more games from small development companies, and they all come at cheaper prices.
Consoles aren’t immune to that, they’re just delayed in their reaction, because the barrier for entry is higher for indie developers. But the prices that people are willing to pay on PC games isn’t going up, because there are plenty of non AAA options available for less, and as that becomes normalised, expensive consoles will falter. Their flagship games will command a premium, but they won’t be able to build up the game library they need to stay competitive with the PC market.
And don’t forget, Steamdeck and the like are out there now, which directly challenge the niche that the Switch sits in.
I don’t think we’ll get a “moment”, but I think the trend will end in a similar way
What I mean is that they are trending towards being a smaller part of the overall market year over year.