| AlexJones said: The 360 never had insane firesales during its first year, nor did 360's sales drop-off at the end of its first holidays like the Xbone did. There's enough reason to believe Xbone's sales are increadibly frontloaded. The only way Microsoft can maintain sales pace withthe 360 is if they continue taking a loss of $200+ per console, and I don't think Microsoft wants to do this for the rest of this generation. Eventually, Microsoft will not be able to use the "HIgher sales than 360 measured by release time", since the 360's sales skyrocketed once stock issues were cleared up while the Xbone has no stock issues. The 360 also got a good boost from kinect. Either the Xbone will be discontinued shortly or Microsoft continues to lose billions per year on this console. It just insn't wise to invest in the Xbone. |
Go re-read my other posts. You're touting incorrect information and calling it fact. I did the research. They aren't losing $200+ per console. They're losing roughly $46 per console (and losing less for the console with the Kinect built in), and this is after they cut the price to $350. The Xbox $360 was losing rougly $75 per console without it going on sale.
