| snowdog said: I can't see the Xbox One selling anywhere close to that amount unless they have a drastic price cut or they have some HUUUUUGE Megatons prepared for E3. The One is in SERIOUS trouble at the moment, it hasn't done a great deal better than the Wii U this time last year and it's only a matter of months before the PS4 has twice the installed userbase of the One which will probably mean that PS4 SKUs are going to sell twice as much. |
Actually, the One has sold almost twice as much as the Wii U in its first Q1, roughly 1.2 million vs 600k. If the One is in SERIOUS trouble selling twice as much as the Wii U in the same time frame, what does that say about the Wii U?
OT: My predictions are in my sig, I think people are selling the One short and overestimating the PS4 quite a bit, I can't see any logical reason why the PS4 would sell 13,14-15 million this year, especially with the current numbers and with what is bound to be a really arrid summer up ahead with slim servings of big software. It would need an immense Q4 to pull these numbers off. In other words, OP, I'm sitting on the lower end of your PS4 estimated spectrum and the higher end of the One spectrum.
The Wii sold about 16.5 million in its first CY and maintained a 250k average through all of summer and moved over 7 million units in Q4, how is the PS4 going to come close to this when it already moves close to the 100k mark in weekly sales? How is it suddenly going to start pulling nearly twice the current numbers over the slowest period of the year? People are going way overboard with their expectations of the PS4, in my honest opinion.
