| superchunk said: Until 2010, x360 was barely reaching 10m/year. It currently stands at 51m. That means it needs about 14m units to hit 65m. Considering 2010 was its best year ever with a slim model launch and a surprisingly (to me) successful Kinect and it just reached 14m for the year, I think I'd bet on it not reaching 65m. More than likely there will be a price drop. I think Kinect will still be successful, but not continue to sell at this rate now that xmas is over. I think by the end of this year we'll be hearing rumblings about next gen. All of this to me means x360's best result is back to around 10-12m in 2011. Thus, it should break 60m, but not 65m; IMHO. |
Sounds about right. Save for a price cut there isn't a whole lot left to drive sales and the console itself is already more than affordable. I don't think it will sell as well as 2010 this year, the last quarter was insane and I can't see it pulling several million weeks in the holiday season again.
All three consoles will be down yoy I think.
