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LivingMetal on 16 November 2017
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Imaginedvl said:
LivingMetal said:

I highly doubt this was the case.  No need to get your Xbox ego stroked over it. 

Well, you can add any emoji you want to make you sound neutral here; we both know where is your ego or bias is in general esp. when you post in Xbox related thread :)

And my "Xbox ego" has nothing to do with this, 66% of the Xbox One sold in the UK are Xbox One X... Numbers are just what matter or not?... Now, based your realistic bias, this big "shortage" of the Play Station Four Pro is the only reason 66% of the Play Station Four Pro sales first week in the UK were not Play Station Four Pro... I guess my "Xbox ego" is making that up...

I know this website has a majority of Play Station and Nintendo enthusiasts (so expecting to win any argument is close to 0, not sure why I'm even wasting time here :)) but the need to always try to downplay the Xboxes in the any Xbox threads is really become an obsession for some of you.

So yes, the Play Station Four Pro and the Switch had the same issues, and the Play Station Four Pro would have sold WAY more without this legendary shortage you are talking about. 

There was a time when I used to post positive Xbox One news whenever I can find them because there wasn't a lot during the first three years of this console generation.  So I attempted to do my part.  This is fact, and I would suspect that out of most of VGChartz users (if not all) I've posted the most positive Xbox news in these forums.  Thinking what you want doesn't surprise me.  I remember when having an opposing view to an PlayStation fan, I was accused of being an Xbox fanboy.  Whatever.  But reports have shown that both the X and the Pro were supply constraint.  Also, it's been estimated that out of every 5 PS4 consoles sold, 1 has been the Pro.  These are numbers, too, and the Pro has been out over a year now.  I think that's good.  You may not.  So it's never been just about the number, see?  So we'll see how well the X fairs after a year.  But I don't blame you for getting overly excite over the 66% figure.  I would too after four years of not-so-great Xbox One news.  Ego. :::no emijo:::

Last edited by LivingMetal - on 16 November 2017