Eddie_Raja said:
3sexty said:
Eddie_Raja said:
3sexty said:
GribbleGrunger said:
3sexty said:
Well there you go. Don't believe everything you read on GAF :)...360 owners are now truly moving over to XONE in earnest.
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My God, just calm yourself down. They bought the XB1 because it was dirt cheap, not because of any loyalty. This is ONE month out of a full year of being beaten. For a FULL year hundreds of Gaffers moved over to the PS4 from the 360.
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I'm sorry if you felt my comment was aggressive which it wasn't by the way. I was merely making a statement about how I think that the vast majority of Xbox 360 owners in the U.S are most likely going to upgrade to XBONE and the latest NPD supports this albeit with the help of a price advantage too. Again sorry if I offended you man!
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One month of winning by a small margin does not = proving what you said correct lol. 1/12 is an F.
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The biggest 1/12th of the year. Then what when the trend continues in Dec and of course the next holidays. 400k diff for one month is really significant. That is like big and the difference in the U.S is getting smaller. So you don't think that there will be an XBONE lead in the U.S after all is said and done.
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It has nothing to do with what I would want. I only think based on facts and evidence. At the end of the day there is no evidence that the X1 will ever lead in the US. One month is so far from enough evidence that it is silly.
Xbox has ALWAYS gotten a bigger bump in the holiday seasons than Playstation has. The difference now is that instead of outselling 3:1 (Like the 360 did to the PS3 every holiday in the US), it outsold it 1.3:1. See where I am going with this?
That is a 231% change in ratio, and enough to clearly show that the PS4 will widen the gap 10/12 months of the year, EVERY year. Then the X1 will try to take back some lead for two months. Yes they are the biggest two months, but they come nowhere close to making up for the curbstomping X1 will be getting 83% of the yar.
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However you are basing ur prediction that XONE will never catch up in the U.S based on the pre price cut cut results over the last 12 months. If the new price remains as well as factoring holiday periods into this then don't you think we have a real game changer here?? You are missing the price factor here.
