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JayWood2010 said:
kupomogli said:
Why can't the Wii U sell more. Sure it didn't do well in the first year, but let's say the Wii U sells a constant 55,000 from now for five years and the Xbox One sells a constant 60,000 for five years. The Xbox One would only be selling 1.3m more systems than the Wii U would, still giving the Wii U a .4m lead. That's saying if the Xbox One was always selling 5000 more a month than the Wii U, never more, never less.



Ugh......

I really hope you as well as other rwalize that september-december equates to like 60-70% of the entire year of hardware.  November and december alone is like 40%.  This whole, omg wiiu or xbox one outsold each other by like 10k units in a week is ovr the top.  During the the holidays your going to se differences of hundreds of thousands of units in a week during some weeks.  

As i said previosly in this thread, 2nd year is always better than the first (mainly because of holidays with deals and biggr libraries).  Now i really hope everybody can relax with the "im right motto" and stop argueing over a 5k difference in a period of the year that is miniscule.

What im saying is that during the holiday it isnt uncommon for one console or the other to sell over 1m more than the other console in a month.  arguing over 5k is pointless

I know that the holidays have more sales.  I used an example on let's just say that that's all they sold.  We all know the holidays will sell more and have no idea what sales the holidays wil be for either console this year.  Xbox One is getting its first non launch holiday while Wii U is getting its first holiday as a system that people now want to actually purchase.

That's why in the second paragraph of what you posted, I saidwe have no idea which will sell better and we'll have to wait until the holidays to see if the Wii U not only keeps this boost up until then, but also receives a much larger holiday boost(in comparison to Xbox One.)