sabvre42 said:
You cannot do a direct comparison between 360's first 2 years and the XB1's first 2 years.
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I just did, making you incorrect.
sabvre42 said:
The XB1 is not selling that much higher than the 360 in the first 2 years.
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At least stick to a consistant story when trolling, first you say it's selling less, now you say, it's more.
And yeah, around 24 million shipped by the end of 2015 is much higher than 17.7 million shipped by the end of 2007 it's a 35% increase...
sabvre42 said:
The PS4 shows that people are ready and willing to upgrade and comparing that overall increase against the overall increase of the XB1 shows that the XB1 is doing fine in NA -- but struggling WW.
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The PS4 comparison is redundant in this matter, you're stating the Xbox One is selling slower than the 360 and it's average was 10m a year, yet the shipment reports denote in 25 and a half months, the Xbox 360 had shipped 17.7M consoles, when the One will be a good 5-6 million ahead of that. That's an average of 8.32m consoles a year. If the one does 24 that's 11.29 M a year.
Extrapolate that difference over a further 8 years that's another 23.76 million consoles. 110+ Million Xbox Ones.
They tried to kill used games.
Their most successful console.
Nintendo will not have the handheld market.
Sony will have no money.
Patience is a virtue.