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rakugakist on 17 October 2013
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Cj2i3 said:
CGI-Quality said:
Cj2i3 said:
Very impressive, it's seems Sony is slowly learning how to crack the US market again.
But as long as Microsoft has the power of CoD on its side the 360 and probably future Xbox products will remain ahead of Sony in the American market.

If the pre-order numbers are to be believed, CoD won't have the same impact next gen. In fact, price alone will make sure of that, as the PS4 is already ahead (again, going by pre-order data, and not just VGC).


That's kind of premature to state CoD won't have the same impact next gen as it has this gen based on preorder numbers alone. I'm not saying your wrong by no means, but going through a console transition is going to have an effect on software like CoD, AC, BF.

Next year I feel you'll definitely be able to make that assessment.

As far as the US goes in terms of consoles it's gonna take a few more deals on Sony's part to at least make the Xbox Vs. Playstation War(in America) an interesting conversation. Nonetheless I'm happy to see the GTAV bundle work out for Sony and slightly upset to see the margin of error on VGC.


CoD will probably slow down a bit.  Can't expect an every year title to remain strong forever.  Tony Hawk, Guitar Hero, and other titles have fallen.  I think though, that the point was CoD won't remain as strong to MS cause people might be shifting to PS4 over XB1 cause of price. That's the way I read it.  Maybe I'm wrong??