Barozi on 29 February 2020
| Shadow1980 said: I did some math, and based on the figures we have now, here's what we have in absolute number terms, based on an install base of 17 million Switch owners in the U.S. as of the end of Dec. 2019: Switch only: 5.1M Switch+PS4: 5.27M Switch+XBO: 3.91M Switch+PS4+XBO: 2.89M These numbers are not exact because the percentages were clearly rounded (hence the total of 101%), but it should be close enough. With the PS4's U.S. install base being at about 32.27M as of Dec. 2019 and the XBO's being at 27.53M, these figures mean that about 25.3% of PS4 owners (8.16M) and 24.7% of XBO owners (6.8M) also own a Switch. It also means that, at minimum, about 9% of PS4 owners also also own an XBO (or, conversely, at least 10.5% of XBO owners also own a PS4). That number is almost certainly higher than that, considering there has to be people that own both a PS4 & XBO but not a Switch. Hopefully Piscatella responds to my tweet. |
Nevermind.
Last edited by Barozi - on 29 February 2020
