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I'm thinking the PS4 at this point. Even if it only manages to copy the worst year the PS3 ever did, that would net between 7.5 and 8 million sales for next year.
With Japan launch in February and the pent up demand still lingering, the 5 million within the fiscal year is a given at this point, that leaves another 5 million for the last 9 months of the year, shouldn't be too much of a challenge.
The One is more difficult to predict, we know it's going to be irrelevant in Japan and that it is smaller in Europe but still pretty big in the UK, which is Europe's biggest market by far.
It will be king in North America, I just can't see anything else ruling over there.

As for the Wii U; I think everyone knows what I think is going to happen. It will have to really fight to cross 10 million in 2014, if it does manage it, it won't be until very late in the year, perhaps in December but I won't be surprised if it doesn't pass the 10 million mark by year's end. Why so many are predicting 80-100% or even a lot more gains yoy due to Smash and Kart, DK and Zelda is beyond me. Games like Bayonetta 2 won't really do much at all, certainly not more than Pikmin 3 or W101. It still has to fight four consoles through 2014, to a greater extent than the others, with it being placed sort of inbetween two generations both in actual hardware and in public perception. Marketing it almost solely towards an audience that no longer cares about home consoles also seems like a poor plan from where I'm sitting, NA numbers for the holidays and 2014 will be very telling.
Besides; what do we know of the finalized line-up for the other two? They might just have an ace or two up their sleeve. Then again, so could Nintendo I suppose.

I still stand by it though; the PS4 will reach 10 million first, however, I think it will improve only slightly upon that in years to come and still won't sell shitloads lifetime, neither will anyone else.