So the Scorpio....

[Normchacho]

Snoopy said:

1. Ask Microsoft for the numbers. Hell the developers will probably know so ask them.

2. Xbox scorpio and xbox one s is still xbox one. Nice try tho.

3. Yeah you better give up.

4. Actually those AAA title helped Microsoft make money and keep investing into Xbox. Which means xbox is here to stay. The next big AAA billion dollar franchise can be anything. I hoping sea of theives to pull an upset. Sea of theives looks awesome.

Sorry that I had to clown you yet again. When you're a clown nobody is going to take you seriously.

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1. So, what you're saying is that you made a claim without any information to back it up? You have no information to back up the notion that Microsoft has a larger customer base of gamers than Sony does?

I would like to point out that Sony has sold roughly 260 million games to PS4 owners so far this gen while Microsoft has sold just under 134 million games to Xbox One owners. Now. even if their attachement ratio was only 4.5 games per user they'd have to have sold more than 191 million games total to have a larger userbase than Sony. That's 58 million games sold to PC users with an attachment rate of only 2.8. By comparison, Steam has an attachment rate of 11 games per user.

So, while we may never know what Microsofts total combined gaming userbase is for sure. The information we have available suggests that it's quite a bit smaller than Sonys.

2. I never said they weren't Xbox Ones. But even counting their sales it's highly unlikely that the Xbox One will catch back up to the 360. Now, if you'd like to make predictions about how much the Xbox One is going to sell after the S, and then Scorpio are fully on the market. Or if you would like to make a bit of a wager as to whether the Xbox One increases it's lead over the 360 over the next 12 months, or next year or whatever, I'd be willing to work something out.

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4. And...what does this have to do with anything? Nobody suggested that Xbox wasn't doing well enough to justify its existence. The point that was being made in the post you origionally responded to is that neither of the updated Xbox Ones on the horizon dramtically change the Xbox One formula.