
the impact of this isn't that big:
| land | potential customers pre change | potential customers after change |
| Australia | 22485300 | 22485300 |
| Austria | 8488511 | 8488511 |
| Belgium | 11035948 | |
| Brazil | 192380000 | 192380000 |
| Canada | 35056064 | 35056064 |
| Denmark | 5602628 | |
| Finland | 5429894 | |
| France | 64667000 | 64667000 |
| Germany | 80334000 | 80334000 |
| Ireland | 4581269 | 4581269 |
| Italy | 60626442 | 60626442 |
| Mexico | 112322757 | 112322757 |
| Netherlands | 16680000 | |
| New Zealand | 4445000 | 4445000 |
| Norway | 5063709 | |
| Russia | 143300000 | |
| Spain | 47212990 | 47212990 |
| Sweden | 9573466 | |
| Switzerland | 8014000 | |
| United Kingdom | 63200000 | 63200000 |
| United States | 314167157 | 314167157 |
| summary | 1214666135 | 1009966490 |
| world population | 7100000000 | 7100000000 |
| percentage of potential customers of world population |
17,11% |
14,22% |
as you can see, the changes affected only ~3 percent of the world population or ~205 million people who now won't be able to get a xbox the same date as the others. but that's a decrease of 16,8 percent from the original value.
when you look at the numbers, the main part of the population which now gets cut out is russia - and i don't think the russian console market is somewhere near relevant.

must-have-list for platforms i don't own yet:
WiiU: Donkey Kong
XBone: Dead Rising 3, Ryse







