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Robert_Downey_Jr. said:
Maraccuda said:
I doubt it, unless they announce a multitude of games at E3.

Other than third parties we're getting Until Dawn and GoW3 boosts in Summer.  It all depends on price cuts of course.  MGS5 bundle at $350 would give them gangbusters in September and pricecut at Gamescom (even $50) would be cray cray

 

Tearaway Unfolded was said by Media Molecule to be coming in the summer too, so that should add to the summer boost.

We also have Fat Princess Adventures, Deep Down, Let it Die, Drawn To Death, Kill Strain & Ratchet & Clank that need to have release dates, those are all big studio games in one way or another.

There's also indies like Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, WiLD, Rime, Alienation, The Tomorrow Children and Shadow of the Beast which don't yet have release dates.

I don't expect all of these to come out before the end of September and some may be pushed back to 2016, but they're all PS4 exclusives and a decent chunk of them could get released by the deadline of this thread's sales prediction. Some of these games will probably be PS Plus titles, which could definitely move systems.

There's also timed exclusives like Hellblade and No Man's Sky which could make it out this year, along with console exclusives like The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, The Witness, Volume, Hollow Point, The Forest, Killing Floor 2, amongst others.

 

The list of games only coming to PS4 as a console and outright exclusives compared to last year is much bigger than 2014 was. 30M is definitely doable by the end of September, just based on the volume of games alone, if PS4 gets a price cut in June or July then it could shoot passed 30M early than September 30th, maybe even early September is feasible. It seems like a tall order, but PS4 has been beating the odds, with barely a fraction of the games that are coming over the next few months and it doesn't need to do 2M a month, every month to get there to hit 30M by September 30th, it just needs to average about 1.42 from the beginning of March to the deadline date to hit the mark. If the system gets a price cut in June or July down to $349/£299 then I think it's very likely to hit 30 million earlier than September 30th.

Japan also seems to be firmly on the rise compared to last year too, China sales figures aren't known yet, but they should also add to the momentum of the system. I guess we'll see in time though.