Chris Hu said:
pokoko said:
Chris Hu said:
pokoko said:
The problem with that is XBL cards were more often than not number one on the videogames chart on Amazon last generation in the US. That means it's pretty clear that these cards sell really well on both networks, security breach or not. Xbox 360 owners bought them in numbers that are in the same ballpark as PS4 owners, at the least.
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Of course the XBL cards are not going to chart high when most people don't use cards and instead buy it directly from XBL.
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Did you read what I said? Last gen, XBL cards were often the number one best sellers in the video-games category on Amazon. That kills the idea that Xbox users don't buy digital cards.
Last gen: Xbox 360 had a higher installed base in the US than the PS3 = XBL cards were best sellers.
This gen: PS4 has a higher installed base in the US than the Xbox One = PSN cards are best sellers.
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Its not that simple since a lot of those PSN cards are bought by people overseas.
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and people don't buy Xbox live cards from over sees?
