| shikamaru317 said: It definitely hasn't been selling super well, beyond the launch that is. For most of the Holiday season it wasn't in the top 40 on Amazon and on Gamestop's and Best Buy's online charts it wasn't selling nearly as well as the PS4 Slim SKU or most of the XB1 SKU's. It's selling fairly well considering the $400 price and lack of bundled games, but it's not selling on par with PS4's 2013 launch due to competition from PS4 Slim. I don't think it necessarily spells doom for Scorpio though. PS4 Pro has had a lot of mixed messaging, too few games had Pro patches at launch, and it's not very well balanced (CPU bottlenecks the GPU far too often). If MS can solve most of those problems they should be in much better shape imo. They need to get their messaging clear, they need to make sure that there are alot more games supporting Scorpio at release, they need to design it so that it's well balanced (Zen CPU or at least a low power Excavator CPU), and most importantly they need to aim for $450 at most, $400 being preferable. |
Scorpio will sell far less than Pro regardless
