And it excludes additional horsepower, being accurate and honest of all things being equal.
The Series consoles have sold close to 30 million consoles to date. There hasn't been an official breakdown on how much the S has sold vs the X.
No, it isn't. "They can't even sell" means exactly what I said it means. The thing has all but died on sales charts at this point.
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Sure feels that way. It's such a silly thing to highlight too, especially given how bad it makes those consoles look. When your competitor is literally manhandling you 4:1, there is no debate to have.
"They can't even sell" is incorrect when Microsoft sold tens of millions of these consoles. The fact that Xbox selling at a lower volume recently doesn't change that, especially with Black Friday on the horizon.
An equivalent GPU in the PC is $600 alone, yeah?
I've posted this already, but the 2tb Series X is sold out.
Xbox's hardware sales continue to contract, they have sold through less than half the amount of PS5, and most of those they did sell/are selling are Series S.
You are factually wrong -they can't sell enough of them, and that's why they have been pushed to tap into Playstation's install base to move games.
Edit: Sorry you guys missed this thread.
Drama - PS5 is outselling Xbox Series Consoles at a rate of about 4 to 1 the last 15 months
Since we got new information for LTD sales data I decide to do so math and extract the recent sales ratio. As of June 2024 the PS5 is at 61.3M consoles and Xbox is at 28.3M consoles. Here is the thread with this info...www.neogaf.com
It is indeed the definition of hyperbole. Some people's bias means that they unwittingly post so many perfect examples of it.It's not hyperbole when you can't even sell in the double digits for the year the past 2 years. The system is taking a massive nosedive in the past 2 YoY numbers and it's getting worse.
Keep fighting the good fight, however.
There's a slight difference between 10 million and three times that amount.
But all the sales figures we receive are inevitably from the past, no?
Does that include those in our ranks incapable of recognising or admitting to the use of hyperbole?
Microsoft have sold around 30 million of the Xbox Series consoles. They sold well over a million consoles is the US from January to July of this year:
Sales-Age - Circana (NPD) July 2024: #1 College Football #2 EA Sports MVP Bundle #3 Elden Ring; PS5 #1 Units + Rev, Xbox #2 Units + Rev
Thanks Mat Piscatella & Welfare from IB! State of the market Projected U.S. spending on video game hardware, content and accessories reached $4.8B in July 2024, gaining 10% when compared to a year ago. 2024 year-to-date spending is now 2% higher than a year ago, at $32.1B. Hardware July...
That's nowhere near "dead" or "can't sell", no matter how much some may wish it was.
www.statista.com
Like I said...all other things equal that extra horsepower is $180 more than the 2TB Series X.
"All things being equal" would just be a 2TB PS5 disc version at $600 as well.
Hence why it's hyperbole. No-one is disputing that Xbox Series sales have slowed.
Hence why it's hyperbole. No-one is disputing that Xbox Series sales have slowed.
Anyway, it is admirable how much you love the Wii U and can even recall sales figures from its all too brief lifespan.
Just as impressive as adults who let what others think about a plastic box bother them that much.
And a vertical stand.
I think what struck me most was dropping the vapour chamber. Obviously a cost cutting measure, hopefully the new (old) solution is well matched to the heat dissipation requirements. In my experience of console generations the mid gen redesigns (slim not pro) can be a bit iffy as to whether they are an improvement over the OG design, except in power draw.
