| RolStoppable said: The same thing was explained to you last summer. Your conclusion (bolded) is easily disproven when we put LTD by end of 2015 for PS4 at 30m and One at 20m. That translates to 11.5m and 9m for the year, respectively, so the PS4 was selling better in this example. However, the PS4's advantage shrinks to 33%. EDIT: Something doesn't add up here. At first I thought it was my mistake, but then I realized that it's yours. For the first percentage, you used the Xbox One LTD as 100% basis, but for the second percentage you used the PS4 as 100% basis. EDIT2: Alright, setting the record straight. If in all cases the Xbox One total is used as 100% basis, then the advantage for the PS4 is: End of 2013: 30% |
in both cases I used the XB1 as my 100% basis. the difference here is in what you believe the annual sales will be.
But that's putting the PS4 at 30M sold to 20M sold at the end of 2015. Meaning you're suggesting that the PS4 will sell at least 2.3M less this year than it did las year. Don't see how that males sense. While I a, suggesting that that PS4 will sell at least 2.5M more this year than it did last year. So I expect the PS4 to be at at least 36-37M by the end of 2015.
Either way I get where you are coming from, and for the most part I'm in agreement. I just feel that it will only be a matter of time, if the PS4 keeps doing 2:1+ sale years.
