4 hours after last update:
#11 PS4 Star Wars Standard Bundle (up 1)
#14 PS4 Star Wars LE Bundle (down 1)
#17 PS4 Black Ops Bundle (up 1)
#21 PS4 Nathan Drake Bundle (down 1)
#41 XB1 Fallout Bundle (down 6)
#42 XB1 Gears Bundle (up 4)
#67 XB1 Madden Bundle (up 5)
PS4 - 4 bundles, 4 in the top 100
XB1 - 13 bundles, 3 in the top 100
XB1 Deals:
Gears Bundle + Black Ops 3
Madden Bundle + Free Game Of Choice
Halo Bundle + Free Game Of Choice
FIFA Bundle + Fallout 4
Three Game Bundle + Halo 5
LEGO Bundle + Minecraft Story Mode
Kinect Bundle + Free Game Of Choice
Fallout Bundle + Free Game Of Choice
PS4 Deals:
Nathan Drake Bundle + ACS + FF Type O
Nathan Drake Bundle + Black Ops 3
I don't think we can have a clearer indication of which console is the most popular in the US. We have all those XB1 bundles with a variety of deals and only four PS4 bundles (with two deals attached to one of them) and ALL of those bundles have been in or hovering around the top 20, while only three of the 13 XB1 bundles have made it into the top 100, the closest of which is 20 places below the lowest PS4 bundle. That's an emphatic statement of preference if I ever saw one, and also an indication of how Halo has completely lost its selling power.
With Halo losing it's draw, Forza almost irrelevant in terms of selling power, that only leaves Gears Of War, which I don't think is much of a system seller. Next year Sony have all the pulling power AND new IPs, while MS have very little pulling power AND new IPs, but as we've seen many times XB1 owners don't embrace diversity too well, or at least not as much as PS4 fans. Next year could be devistating for MS and next year Sony will also make sure they have titles for Christmas.
The PS5 Exists.
