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celador on 28 November 2015



Hopefully we will get some more info soon

http://blog.infoscout.co/black-fridays-top-sellers-by-retailer-did-apple-ipad-throw-in-the-towel-against-the-amazon-fire/



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RJ_Sizzle on 28 November 2015

Very interesting. May fare well for other retailers then. Also, they musta ran through a crap ton of 35 dollar Fire tablets.



Puppyroach on 28 November 2015

How accurate were they last year?



CosmicSex on 28 November 2015
Puppyroach said:
How accurate were they last year?


Last year they said Xbox One won and it did. 



Nate4Drake on 28 November 2015

PS4 will win Nov NPD ! my two cents.



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SvennoJ on 28 November 2015

I didn't know 720p tvs were still a thing. Bestseller next to 4K tvs.



Puppyroach on 28 November 2015
CosmicSex said:
Puppyroach said:
How accurate were they last year?

Last year they said Xbox One won and it did. 

And if they are right this year, then they might be a good source coming years :).



Angelv577 on 28 November 2015
BasilZero said:
I'm one of the people who bought the PS4 UC Nathan Drake bundle from Best Buy :D

I have to say I saw the stacks - the PS4 bundles outnumbered the WiiU and Xbox One bundles combined - was pretty shocked to see a huge stack lol.


Me too.  if the shipment level is the same then xbox 1 should take the win, if not, it could be that sony outshipped MS.  Inthe 10 minutes I was there, I saw 3 dude grabbing a ps4 bundle while didnt see any for xb1.  it really depends on the shipments.



binary solo on 28 November 2015

I was skeptical about infoscout's validity last year, but they were right. So they have a good chance of being right this time around. The methodology does seem odd, and it's only a sample, not actual sales tracking. But they seem to get enough data from enough retailers to be able to make pretty reliable predictions.

Do they get data from Gamestop?



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JRPGfan on 28 November 2015

PS4 won black friday in the US?