not to worry. When I get the Wii U sometime this year, I'll be sure to not get W101 too
Does this mean PS4 isn't going to sell 2-3 times as many consoles as xbox?
Good comeback from Microsoft.
(I've always thought that franchise was kind of pointless on a portable system..but what do I know x.x)
Final image. The real image is over my chart, you can see how my numbers are still off for a perfect match:
480K is "good" or probably more accurately just "a lot higher than expected"... considering how poorly the Wii U has been doing. It's much higher than I personally expected for sure.
It's still terrible in any wider context; e.g. last December Nintendo sold 1.1M units of home console hardware, this December that will only be ~630K.
It's bad compared to past Nintendo December's for the likes of the GCN.
And of course, there's this:
Final image. The real image is over my chart, you can see how my numbers are still off for a perfect match:
17K. Which is why I am pleased with 47K now.
I bought itafter they dropped the price to $30
So best guess right now is PS4 Dec NPD is 900K to 905K?
That would be insane if true
Final image. The real image is over my chart, you can see how my numbers are still off for a perfect match:
Does this mean PS4 isn't going to sell 2-3 times as many consoles as xbox?
Good comeback from Microsoft.
Just to give some room to Xbone we can use the 900kSo best guess right now is PS4 Dec NPD is 900K to 905K?
That would be insane if true
Damn, the gap between PS4 and XB1 is small if this is true. MS lucky to beat Sony with just a bunch of units so they can shout it from the roof.
This one fits almost 100% over the original image:
Final image. The real image is over my chart, you can see how my numbers are still off for a perfect match:
I think its a terrible showing.
The GCN was seen by gamers as a failure. It was profitable for Nintendo, sure, but the console was not a mainstream success. The library is revered (in hindsight), but at the time the system was plagued by seemingly long droughts. Third party software was lacking in volume (occasionally, receiving a gem from Capcom, Atari, Ubisoft or SEGA).
I vowed to never want that main console experience again. Ever since, MS/Sony have been my main system, alongside a Nintendo system.
Nintendo party's the same song and dance about change and learning and it's always a lie.
As much as I loved the GCN (then and today), it was a terrible period and in no way was the system revered for its sales. It was a disappointment and a flop, WiiU is less than that.
If Nintendo pulled the plug on WiiU after 2014, I'd applaud them for being brave and doing the tough and smart decision.
Killing a console early Is no less damaging than having a toxically terrible flop system. Both scenarios do damage to the brand.
Wow so these are the numbers? MS won the month by the very skin of their teeth. I can see them going into overdrive to keep the NA market seeing as Sony was dealing with supply constraints. This generation will be a bitter war between the two giants for sure.Final image. The real image is over my chart, you can see how my numbers are still off for a perfect match:
Remember, according MS PR, x360+x1 = 46%
100% = 3372
3372 - (X360 + X1) = 1821
PS3+ Wii+ WiiU + PS4 = 1821
This graph says:
299+150+480+900 = 1829
So would be like
298+149+479+896 = 1822
this is the most accurate we can get i think
If it's that close between the big two that'd be hilarious. Well within the margin of error.
Hey nib, I remember you from some good arguments, errr discussions, some 7-8 years ago.
Anyway, is there a margin of error with the NPD's? That is, is it a statistical sample from a subset of retailers that they're extrapolating these numbers from?
In any event, the PS4 numbers are still supply-capped and I suspect it would have a large lead but for that. I wonder what kind of install base deficit Microsoft would be willing to accept before they decide to cut to $400. It wouldn't surprise me if they decide to match on price by September, because Fall 2014 may prove to be definitive.
So the numbers are few k to match the 46% from MS PR.
In previous posts Aqua shared some...any word on sw sales in the top 10 for this month?
No-one in their right mind ever predicted they would sell 2-3 times more in the US. I would think just breaking even would be a win for Sony.
Wii u is not bad at all, all things considered.
any word on sw sales in the top 10 for this month?
edit: or vita numbers?
1. Call of Duty Ghosts: 2.7-2.8 million
2. Battlefield 4: 1.3-1.4 million
3. Just Dance 2014: 1.3 million
4. Madden NFL 25: >1.2 million
5. NBA 2K14 : >1.1 million
6. Assassin's Creed IV: 1.1-1.2 million
7. Grand Theft Auto V: >1.0 million
8. LEGO Marvel Superheroes
9. FIFA 14: >0.5 million
10. Skylanders Swap Force
Agree. Cutting and running too early hurts your most dedicated fan base, the people who actually bother to buy your disappointing console to begin with. That, more than anything else, is what killed Sega as a hardware manufacturer. Nintendo is stuck with the WiiU for at least another couple of years.
Hey nib, I remember you from some good arguments, errr discussions, some 7-8 years ago.
Anyway, is there a margin of error with the NPD's? That is, is it a statistical sample from a subset of retailers that they're extrapolating these numbers from?
In any event, the PS4 numbers are still supply-capped and I suspect it would have a large lead but for that. I wonder what kind of install base deficit Microsoft would be willing to accept before they decide to cut to $400. It wouldn't surprise me if they decide to match on price by September, because Fall 2014 may prove to be definitive.
Ya in North America being equal sales to ms would be good for Sony, they will still destroy in Europe and Asia
I think its a terrible showing.
The GCN was seen by gamers as a failure. It was profitable for Nintendo, sure, but the console was not a mainstream success. The library is revered (in hindsight), but at the time the system was plagued by seemingly long droughts. Third party software was lacking in volume (occasionally, receiving a gem from Capcom, Atari, Ubisoft or SEGA).
I vowed to never want that main console experience again. Ever since, MS/Sony have been my main system, alongside a Nintendo system.
Nintendo parrots the same old song and dance about change and learning from mistakes - and it's always a bold faced lie/affront.
Again - I loved the GCN (then and today), it was a terrible period and in no way was the system revered for its sales. It was a disappointment and a flop.
WiiU is less than that.
If Nintendo pulled the plug on WiiU after 2014, I'd applaud them for being brave and conceding a tough decision.
Killing a console early Is no less damaging than having a toxically terrible flop system. Both scenarios do potent damage to the Nintendo brand.
You got XB1,360,PS3,WiiU, then got wrong chart, how could that be?
Another hint: 45k < XB1 - PS4 < 50k
~860k yet a small gap but not like the estimated.You got XB1,360,PS3,WiiU, then got wrong chart, how could that be?
Another hint: 45k < XB1 - PS4 < 50k
You got XB1,360,PS3,WiiU, then got wrong chart, how could that be?
Another hint: 45k < XB1 - PS4 < 50k
You got XB1,360,PS3,WiiU, then got wrong chart, how could that be?
Another hint: 45k < XB1 - PS4 < 50k
I think they care a lot. They bundled TLOU and Batman with a 250 gig unit and sold it for 199 this holiday season. It's just not an attractive console in the US. Well, not as much as the 360 , PS4, One. And apparently the WII U once a year.
That goes without saying. But it gaff a good bump of the back of 3d Mario. That may be an indicator that with notable releases it could become a viable system. It will be ingesting to see what Smash and Kart do for the system.In comparison to its own previous sales, sure?
Compared to every other major system sold in the US it's tracking worse
You got XB1,360,PS3,WiiU, then got wrong chart, how could that be?
Another hint: 45k < XB1 - PS4 < 50k