I'm actually thinking huge numbers for Xbox One. The $349 price cut isn't just a price cut, as it also includes the already announced bundles. For $349, to get a Xbone and TWO "real" full-priced Assassin's Creeds games is pretty good, and the Black Friday deals will be on top of that, as those are retailer specific. So on Black Friday, at Walmart, you could conceivably get a $300 Xbox One with two games, if Walmart goes that route. Or $350 and get three games. (Walmart usually either does a $50 price cut, or throws in 1-2 games for the same price, for their Black Friday deal). Throw in the Halo compilation, GTA V, new CoD as usual, etc. and I am thinking Xbox One will exceed the 360's best November. My estimate: 1.2 to 1.5 million, and yeah, I realize it is US only.
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