| dasert said: Considering the Xbox One is currently only for sale in 13 regions compared to the competition's 70 regions I would be more than shocked if the numbers were otherwise, I would apply this to the other consoles if their regional advantage was reversed to. Let's wait until the end of September before we start counting the numbers when the Xbox One will at least be for sale in 41 regions, still 29 regions less than the other consoles but a whole lot more than it's in now. As for comparing Xbox 360 sales for the same time period the same logic above applys exactly the same there to.
So let's see from the beginning of October how the sales pan out when it's on a more level playing field..... |
This has been said for the quadrillionth time, but it will never be right no matter how many times people chant this narrative.
And technically, the X1 is already on sale those other countries via imports/grey market.... and no one is buying them. In addition, the PS4 will be in those markets for almost a full year by the time the X1 will be released. The PS4 has already established a strong reputation and mindshare in those countries, and the X1 has a really steep hill to climb (like nearly perpendicular steep).
