On a semi-unrelated note, this will be a great way to see how Stadia is doing over the coming years, I assume it'll be listed as a platform.

PC and Nintendo have been dying for hundreds of years now. Any century now and it will just be Apple and Google left... Woops, I mean Microsoft and Sony.

None of these were clear wins or even close to wins in some regards.

But I think you misunderstood me, or I was just no clear enough when I wrote past decade. As this decade is not the past decade. I meant the period between 2000 and 2010, not the past 10 years. After all, PC gaming being dead was proclaimed during the early last gen. Though possibly in the early 2000's was still strong enough against consoles to get some wins (notably with the Settlers and early Anno titles, for instance), but I seriously doubt so after 2005.

PC gaming is making a comeback. And with Ryzen and Navi provoking pricedrops for gaming hardware, it's also getting more accessible to more and more people.

Console gaming as a whole was "Dying" in 2012.

Not too surprising. Sony isn't incentivizing SW sales with a price cut to the PS4 like they did with PS2, instead they keep the price high and reap HW profits.

Except it's about the sales, not the exclusives.

Look again. 

If you want to talk about exclusives not being sold on your console of choice, look at when PC has the same sort of thing. 

Hell, Crash TR is on every other platform, but PC, let's use that as your sales example and roll with that instead. 

And the sales are due to the only new game they launched for the quarter being exclusive to PC....

And yet, look at Crash TR, which isn't on PC....

I get your mentality behind your OG comment within this thread, but at the same time, I don't think it's anything special, as the OG comment made the overall sales out to be.

It's interesting to see PC as their most profitable platform this year.  Let's translate their %'s into euro amounts to see what is really going on.

Ubisoft net bookings (in millions of euros)

Looks like almost every category is down in net bookings except PC and Other.  Kind of makes sense when you realize that Sony/Microsoft consoles are getting old, and that is where most of their investment is.  However profits from PC gaming is definitely up for them.  I wonder if the Epic game store is helping them out?  I would think a major new platform like that would increase PC game sales across the board.

Sales are down on Sony/Microsoft because there were zero games launched this quarter this year. Age doesn't reduce software sales, on the contrary software sales usually increase the further into a generation you get.

Last year Far Cry 5 launched just before the quarter started (So week 2 onwards were in Q1) and Crew 2 launched at the end of the quarter. This year nothing, this is why ubisoft sales for Sony/Microsoft are down.