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Forums - Sales Discussion - Microsoft: More than 5 million Xbox One units shipped

pezus said:

 One fans are spending an average of five hours per day on Xbox One 

God dam that's a lot.



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So around 800k are on store shelves?



MohammadBadir said:
So around 800k are on store shelves?


Unless it's severely undertracked in Europe. Yes.



So in the grand scheme its really only 2 million behind (for now). You'd think with how PS4 has been selling the gap should be alot more.

Introduce a $350 kinectless SKU, keep pushing the bundles, Japan console decline/China wildcard, and offcourse the September launch in a couple dozen countries. Still anybodies game. MS just has to act fast and lose the last Don Mattrick legacy product.



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I know they aren't going to come out and say they have sold less than PS4, but I really wish they would tell us actual sales.

5 million sounds good compared to 7 million but it is probably at least a month until that figure is actually sold through to consumers.



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so sony SOLD 7 million and MS SHIPPED 5? How much is the gap? ~2.7 million consoles?! WOW



KingdomHeartsFan said:
pezus said:

 One fans are spending an average of five hours per day on Xbox One 

God dam that's a lot.


Not to take anything away from the (very good) Xbox sales reported in the OP...

I have to ask: How many of those 5 hours is actually spent playing games? Because as we all know - it gets used for media stuff a lot. People watch a lot of TV, Skype, etc.



OttoniBastos said:

so sony SOLD 7 million and MS SHIPPED 5? How much is the gap? ~2.7 million consoles?! WOW


More or less, yup.



Xbox one is doing great despite the competition being cheaper and out in alot more countries.



Would be nice if they told us sold through so we don't have to count every box on the shelves anymore.



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