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HARDWARE:
#06 NS Grey (down 1)
#16 SNES Classic (down 1)
#17 NS Mario (same)
#23 NS Neon (up 3)
#34 PS4 Fool's Edition (down 2)
#54 XB1 (down 2)
#58 PS4 COD (up 2)*
#59 PS4 Pro (same)
SOFTWARE (Pre-orders Only)**:
#01 NS Super Mario Odyssey (same)
Does not affect this month: *
Software outside of the month only gets added if it's in the top 20: **
PS4: 3 in the top 100 / 1 in the top 50 / 0 in the top 20 / 0 in the top 10 / 0 in the top 5
XB1: 1 in the top 100 / 0 in the top 50 / 0 in the top 20 / 0 in the top 10 / 0 in the top 5
NIS: 3 in the top 100 / 3 in the top 50 / 2 in the top 20 / 1 in the top 10 / 0 in the top 5
It takes incredible sales to beat the PSN cards for this long and the NS is absolutely destroying the opposition at the moment. This is going to be one of the, if not the, biggest margins of victory for Nintendo since the NS launched. The question is, with the PS4 sitting at a decent position, will those NS sales eat into Sony's PS4 targets? In my opinion, this will decide whether Sony cuts the price sooner rather than later, but I believe it will still drop the price later this year regardless. For me, it's a momentum versus profit scenario. No doubt Sony would likely keep the price as it is and receive the financial benefits of the revised PS4Pro/PSVR/MOVE(maybe PS4) if momentum can be sustained or take their usual bottom line and drop the price if momentum can't be sustained. If the momentum CAN be sustained then expect a drop around Christmas, if it can't then expect to see a price drop before, although bundling extra games in would probably be an alternative until their 'planned' pricedrop.
The PS5 Exists.
