I don't. I just buy what I like.

I am sure there is a very small amount that do, but it's not comparable at all to that mentality in Japan.

Also, on topic, of course it's doing very well. Just not as well as the PS4.

Nettles: I doubt it, a product being foreign hasn't stopped the US from making it a bestseller before.

Nettles and LudicrousSpeed: As someone who used to live in Japan, and can see the current sales of Apple and Samsung compared to their domestic cell phones, I can say that this mentality doesn't really exist at all*.

*Except for fresh food products, but I think that goes for any country - it's certainly prevalent in food marketing everywhere.

Yep, XOne is doing ok(not very good) just in NA; in the rest of the World figures are very low.  Considering the 360 domination in NA last Gen, XBone is a BIG DISAPPOINTMENT.   

XOne Global selling numbers will be below the 360 figures very soon; the only reason why it's still above the 360 is the better Launch due to the HYPE which came from a far better console=360 ;)

The OP is all the time making a fool of himself, every time he starts a new Thread.  

I wouldn't say it is doing very well, since the ps4 is doing very well, the xbone is doing fine.
Not great like the PS4 not bad like the Wii U just fine, hell perhaps it will be MS's first profitable console.

These threads remain entertaining for now; eventually they may end up coming off as sad and even out of touch with reality, but I think the XBO deserves the benefit of the doubt through the holiday 2014 season.

I realize the natural tendency is to want to move the goalposts (the turnaround will happen in late 2015, then 2016, etc.), but there isn't much to indicate that the future of the XBO will be any sort of 180; if anything, it could result in MS abandoning the console space for the PC and Windows mobile devices that sync with living room HDTVs.

But to say that the XBO is doing "very well" is more denial than anything else. It has unquestionably performed below MS expectations. To say otherwise would be to claim that their plan for success was to be outsold by their chief competitor by a ratio of 2:1 in the first year with a parallel product launch.

What major non-indie third party developers are releasing exclusive third party games? The only one I can think of is Square Enix (FFXIV), but that's on the PS3 so it's not a power gap issue. 

If the PS2 didn't shut out the other two consoles then what makes you think the PS4 will? Developers are a lot less financially stable now so they can't afford to ignore a console, no matter how big the gap appears to be. If games like Call of Duty actually made it to the Wii last gen, then AAA games will be on the XB1 for years to come. 

Yes the PS4 has more power, but do you really think developers will take time to actually add in a host of new things just for the PS4? Right now the only differences between multiplats are resolution, and sometimes colors. Also, there are plenty of XB1 games that are "new games with new content".  

The last thing I can agree on. The XB1 will not catch up unless Sony does something stupid. 

Erm, check your sig - the Order? =p   Also some of the best games have been small exclusives eg. Journey, SotC, or from new studios eg. God Of War Devs, Guerrilia Games, Naughty Dog and so on. The classic multiplats are rarely the games that people remember and are normally launched at a time to fill quiet periods - look at how CoD is doing now it has actual competition from games offering new content.

*Prediction* Now in a few years time when the xbone is offering still the same games as from launch in terms of content, graphics etc, and people become more accustom to better graphics, HD resolution, and 60 fps from their phones/tablets, people will move to the PS4 in larger numbers as their expectations will have been raised. Devs will follow the market, and also as seen, offering the same game in a different box no longer seems to sell and that died out with the 7th Gen. People want new content, and the xbone will struggle to deliver it due to its power limits. The PS4 will be able to reach that limit (only just though), thus should start reeling in the devs etc. 

Of course though this assumes that Publishers stop being moronic and actually opt for quality over size of market.....which is a long shot. I wouldn't be surprised if what actually happens is that the PS4 gets gimped games and starts to suffer like the PC has for the last 7 years. This however will make exclusives look far more enticing and I would not be surprised if multiplats start to sell badly on the PS4 when the exclusive library picks up and give gamers a good way of comparing games.

Also reffering back to the PS2, those days were great as multiplat did not really exist, and the 2 consoles received different games, even if they were called the same name eg. Ghost reckon. The PS2 and xbox recieved uttlery different versions, with the PS2 being dire, and the xbox being great - and the power difference back then was tiny.

The Order is a first party game, and Ready at Dawn has been working with Sony for years. The PS4's power didn't affect that. 

You don't always have to have more power to deliver new, fresh games. Look at the Wii with Super Mario Galaxy, Boom Blox etc. and Splatoon on the Wii U. Even though the XB1 is weaker they still have games like Scalebound and Project Spark. More power doesn't always = more innovation. Sony already gets a lot of developer support, but the Xbox gets just as much support (except for indies, but that's not really a power issue). 

I doubt the PS4 will get straight-up gimped games like Watch Dogs. I just don't see this huge performance gap opening up like people say. 

Proof?

There's no proof that the install base for Xbox One is even near 8 million. It took Microsoft about 8 months (January to August) just for Xbox One to get another 2+ million owners worldwide after they've obtained 3 million worldwide during it's first 2 months of it's launch.

Plus the library is very subjective. If anything, there's not gonna be a big bump in Xbox One sales from a collection of 4 old Halo games.

COD 1 TB bundle? Probably.

Halo 5? After how Halo 4 turned out? People are gonna be cautious before spending $400 w/tax on the system for it.

Tomb Raider? Not exactly a huge selling IP. 

Plus most of the other 3rd party games that you mentioned are also on PS4, & will most likely sell more on PS4 there.