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Forums - Sales Discussion - Hardware 9/13/2014 PS4 does 472k and Xbox One 172k + Global Software

 

How Long Before This Week is Adjusted?

0-24 hours 77 14.42%
 
1-7 days 99 18.54%
 
Post NPD 176 32.96%
 
Never 91 17.04%
 
See Results 91 17.04%
 
Total:534
zumnupy10 on 19 September 2014

Huge sales for PS4. It will easily be around 16M by january.



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Tamron on 19 September 2014
tak13 said:
Tamron said:

that really is the main come away from this, ps4 domination was inevitable, everyone was expecting it.

WiiU being sub 40k even with mk8 and amiboos on the horizon says it all, really. Those long legs nintendo fans like to harp on about seem determined to take a long walk off a short pier.


there are still legs see the same week of 2013...was at 19k...!wii u is still selling double!

A console sells more a year in to it's life than it did the year before? what a shocker.

The sales are terrible, no matter how you spin it.



Teeqoz on 19 September 2014
Dark_Feanor said:
You guys realy should give VGChartz numbers with a grain of salt.

A 300% vs a 30% boost is impossible. Simple as that.

I don´t have to invoke the Amazon chart oracle to claim how absurd this situation is. Nor that in UK alone gave XOne at least 150% boost.


PS: I even think that Whatchdogs that was completely ignored by most XOne owners gave a boost in Xbox hardware.


In reality it's not a 30% boost, but rather a ~150% boost, but last week was inflated because of Tier 2 launch.



Carl on 19 September 2014
Dark_Feanor said:
You guys realy should give VGChartz numbers with a grain of salt.

A 300% vs a 30% boost is impossible. Simple as that.

I don´t have to invoke the Amazon chart oracle to claim how absurd this situation is. Nor that in UK alone gave XOne at least 150% boost.


PS: I even think that Whatchdogs that was completely ignored by most XOne owners gave a boost in Xbox hardware.


The boost for Xbox One looks smaller because last weeks numbers had the Tier 2 launch. Big drops to be expected in some places, boosts to be expected in others.



                            

Train wreck on 19 September 2014
Train wreck said:
PS4 > Wii U x 10?

hmmm is it 2008?

Actually I do not remember a week at the height of the Wii and PS3 where there was a difference of x10.



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DaltonAbbey on 19 September 2014
PlatformN. AmericaEuropeJapanGlobal
178,291 187,962 23,196 472,885
114,552 36,856 3,336 171,486
23,597 29,167 42,898 102,275
13,889 25,984 5,962 58,212
16,397 13,508 6,225 39,222
20,031 9,180 95 34,095
2,116 2,958 13,463 22,373
2,472 3,044 77 6,257

 

PS4 in EU > all others combined with 70k left to spare

360 almost = Wii U... :|

Vita keeps going down :|



tak13 on 19 September 2014
Tamron said:
tak13 said:
Tamron said:

that really is the main come away from this, ps4 domination was inevitable, everyone was expecting it.

WiiU being sub 40k even with mk8 and amiboos on the horizon says it all, really. Those long legs nintendo fans like to harp on about seem determined to take a long walk off a short pier.


there are still legs see the same week of 2013...was at 19k...!wii u is still selling double!

A console sells more a year in to it's life than it did the year before? what a shocker.

The sales are terrible, no matter how you spin it.


i did not spin it,Ι just pointed out a fact;)



rodolfokw on 19 September 2014

Sony said that the sales for Ps4 was the biggest since the 2013 Christmas. The numbers should be something between 700k and 900k.

Ignore this.. haha.. The numbers are ok.



Tamron on 19 September 2014
tak13 said:


i did not spin it,ι just pointed out a fact;)

In that case, heres another fact.

PS4 and Xbox one are selling infinity times better than they were last year.



Zekkyou on 19 September 2014
rodolfokw said:
Sony said that the sales for Ps4 was the biggest since the 2013 Christmas. The numbers should be something between 700k and 900k.

Eh? The PS4 sold 450k the week ending December 28th (Christmas week).