Hm. Smells like bullshit.
A quick search suggests that Switch accounts for around 50% of all console sales across EMEAA (which includes Czech Republic) so I guess your area must be a super unique place where people only play big boy consoles.
Seems like PC gaming is a more popular in that part of Europe though?
Nintendo was really popular up until Wii, then the Nintendo and Sony switch the position. Playstation 1 was really overpriced, games costed same as they cost now with PS5 (however infaltion and shit, so it was more like 50% back then) and with PS2 they realised that this is not the way. I don't know anyone with switch and I am part of something like a "Czech neoGaf" with many users there. I mean Switch now cost 1k CZK than Series S, now and games are equally expensive as on PS5 now, despite that in Czech you travel by public transport a lot and something like Vita or PSP being really popular, no one here cares about this really. EMEAA is really big number of countries, we are really not contributing in console market as much, Slavic countries are PC first, something like that you would have console when you were young instead of PC is pretty much non-existent, we were looking at the consoles, when i was young as a top tier luxury (obviously piracy played a big role). In those times, mainly Nintendo was the shit. They no longer are (here).
Oh and in Slavic countries there is definitely bias towards consoles and PC market is king, that's why Xbox does not really sell that bad here and Microsoft invested heavily here towards their products, especially now with GamePass. We have crazy deals, like full year for 60 bucks and stuff like that. You have to buy it as a card form tho. What brought Console gaming here as a mainstream was lowering price of X360 back in November 2011 to just 250USD with 21% VAT, so that more like 200USD as price, how it's shown in shops in USA. We have everything here shown with tax, opposite of what people in USA have.