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jlmurph2 on 19 June 2014
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Burek said:
jlmurph2 said:
Burek said:

So, let's see: XOne sold an average of under 20K in May. Sure, probably because of the announcement. In April, it was around 28K. In March, the month of a price drop and free Titanfall, it did 60K per week.

All of a sudden, just by virtue of losing Kinect, it should skyrocket to 6 figures? I doubt it. I will predict 60K and think I overpredicted. 


So with those numbers you're talking about US only then. What about WW?

Yes, I was talking about US only.  

I don't really think WW the impact will be visible at all, because Kinect bundles are already close to the Kinectless price. I can see this new SKU doing much better in the following months when its price gets retailer discounts.


Idk, a big complaint I heard from people even thought they like what Xbox One offers was that they'll end up paying for something they don't want if they spent more on a Kinect bundle. Now that its gone shouldn't that help some people on the fence during the summer?