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[XB1] 850,000
[PS4] 685,000
[3DS] 450,000
[WIU] 270,000
[360] 250,000
[PS3] 190,000
These are highly subject to change.
That would be a shockingly low month for current gen.
[XB1] 850,000
[PS4] 685,000
[3DS] 450,000
[WIU] 270,000
[360] 250,000
[PS3] 190,000
These are highly subject to change.
That would be a shockingly low month for current gen.
That would be a shockingly low month for current gen.
That would be a shockingly low month for current gen.
If PS4 can push over 500k for september, the holidays should be nearly double I would expect.
The Xbox One bundles at $330 are like a full tier price drop that will appeal beyond the core gamer.
Yeah, I find it increasingly hard to believe that PS4 comes out on top. Although, this is an unusually tricky month to predict.Interesting that some folks have the PS4 winning November.
Yeah, I find it increasingly hard to believe that PS4 comes out on top. Although, this is an unusually tricky month to predict.
Xbox dominated the month all the way until Black Friday, with their super aggressive pricing and bundles. They might also have concentrated a large majority of their hardware stock in the US to make sure they don't sell out. They are desperate for a PR victory, and I would be shocked, if they didn't break 1M easily.
On the other hand, Sony has been more or less sitting on their hands, and while the two bundles are actually OK, pricing does not reek of desperation in the same way as the One's. Still, I have a tingling feeling that the heavy marketing from Microsoft's part has made more consumers aware of the new gen consoles, which could also benefit Sony, and GTA on Black Friday for what is a relatively decent price... 900K-1M, maybe?
The funny thing is that if PS4 wins, this would be the first time this generation that Amazon tracking would be "wrong". On the other hand, this is also the first time that we have two bundles from one console in top-20 and one console bundle from the other guy in top-10. No definitive conclusions to be drawn from there.
So a 100-300K gap in Xbox's favor, both hovering at around million.
The deals for xbox one are super crazy, I would be shocked if they don't win November. I am just curious about the gap. If xbox one keeps winning in NA for the next few months, do you guys think sony will drop the price?
#3 is not necessarily more than #17 and #20 combined. In February, PS4 was at #3 vs. XB1 at #23 on Amazon, yet they were only 28k apart in NPD.The funny thing is that if PS4 wins, this would be the first time this generation that Amazon tracking would be "wrong". On the other hand, this is also the first time that we have two bundles from one console in top-20 and one console bundle from the other guy in top-10. No definitive conclusions to be drawn from there.
"Of over 102k shopping receipts tracked by InfoScout on Black Friday, slightly over 1,500 included purchases of a gaming console or console game. The data includes purchases at all major retailers carrying electronics including Walmart, Target, Best Buy, GameStop, RadioShack, and others. For more information related to our data and panel representation, visit our data page."
[360] 80K
[3DS] 180K
[PS3] 60K
[PS4] 880K
[WIU] 290K
[XB1] 690K
Yep. That latter part was an important note.#3 is not necessarily more than #17 and #20 combined. In February, PS4 was at #3 vs. XB1 at #23 on Amazon, yet they were only 28k apart in NPD.
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Yeah, I find it increasingly hard to believe that PS4 comes out on top. Although, this is an unusually tricky month to predict.
Xbox dominated the month all the way until Black Friday, with their super aggressive pricing and bundles. They might also have concentrated a large majority of their hardware stock in the US to make sure they don't sell out. They are desperate for a PR victory, and I would be shocked, if they didn't break 1M easily.
On the other hand, Sony has been more or less sitting on their hands, and while the two bundles are actually OK, pricing does not reek of desperation in the same way as the One's. Still, I have a tingling feeling that the heavy marketing from Microsoft's part has made more consumers aware of the new gen consoles, which could also benefit Sony, and GTA on Black Friday for what is a relatively decent price... 900K-1M, maybe?
The funny thing is that if PS4 wins, this would be the first time this generation that Amazon tracking would be "wrong". On the other hand, this is also the first time that we have two bundles from one console in top-20 and one console bundle from the other guy in top-10. No definitive conclusions to be drawn from there.
So a 100-300K gap in Xbox's favor, both hovering at around million.
Not the whole month though.
The week when GTA V was released, following the Amazon rankings, it looks like that week might have been a PS4 week (was hard to tell due to borked monthly update on Amazon).
To kinda put this Amazon stuff in perspective; like Aqua said they only account for maybe 6%, but that GTA5 bundle sold out in a manner of two days, while the ACU bundle (as just one example) is still in stock, and has been available for about the whole month.Yeah, I find it increasingly hard to believe that PS4 comes out on top. Although, this is an unusually tricky month to predict.
Xbox dominated the month all the way until Black Friday, with their super aggressive pricing and bundles. They might also have concentrated a large majority of their hardware stock in the US to make sure they don't sell out. They are desperate for a PR victory, and I would be shocked, if they didn't break 1M easily.
On the other hand, Sony has been more or less sitting on their hands, and while the two bundles are actually OK, pricing does not reek of desperation in the same way as the One's. Still, I have a tingling feeling that the heavy marketing from Microsoft's part has made more consumers aware of the new gen consoles, which could also benefit Sony, and GTA on Black Friday for what is a relatively decent price... 900K-1M, maybe?
The funny thing is that if PS4 wins, this would be the first time this generation that Amazon tracking would be "wrong". On the other hand, this is also the first time that we have two bundles from one console in top-20 and one console bundle from the other guy in top-10. No definitive conclusions to be drawn from there.
So a 100-300K gap in Xbox's favor, both hovering at around million.
No, 507k (which is where I'm putting XBO's November number, w/ some wiggle room but no higher than 545k) would be 'shockingly low' for current gen, especially November's best-seller.That would be a shockingly low month for current gen.
From the retail side (or at least Best Buy going by last NPD thread) this was the case as well. Week 1 and 2 Xbox1, week 3 PS4, so maybe a 100K~ lead going into Black Friday for Xbox1. I am waiting for this week's PR statements and the retail report before calling anything. Too much anecdotal stuff going around to make solid numbers just yet...
Not the whole month though.
The week when GTA V was released, following the Amazon rankings, it looks like that week might have been a PS4 week (was hard to tell due to borked monthly update on Amazon).
Edit: looking at those posts taking the laughably bad infoscout data for granted... If the PS4 either equals or beats the XB1 for the month... The meltdowns will be truly a sight to behold.
Both PS4 and XB1 will be over 1 million imo. The market is much bigger than the first year of last gen consoles.
The deals for xbox one are super crazy, I would be shocked if they don't win November. I am just curious about the gap. If xbox one keeps winning in NA for the next few months, do you guys think sony will drop the price?
Not the whole month though.
The week when GTA V was released, following the Amazon rankings, it looks like that week might have been a PS4 week (was hard to tell due to borked monthly update on Amazon).
People often compare the PS4 to the PS2.
The PS2 only managed 909K in its second November and only hit a >1 million November mark once in its entire 10-year lifespan.
I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that PS4 will hit >1 million this month.
I just can't see it doing under a million with the way it's selling. That would be bad. Especially for MS who's practically giving away their system for free.
1.2mil should be easily doable.
1.2+ million is the kind of sales numbers that Kinect did at its absolute prime when the Xbox 360 was on fire.
Is Xbox One really at that same level?
This, but there is no way Microsoft lostIf MS did not move a million in November with those deals I would call it a failure regardless of what Sony sold.