Yeah, pretty much the same for me, the only confirmed 2014 games that I know I'm going to buy at release for $60 are Titanfall, Halo, The Elder Scrolls Online, and Destiny, (all of which I'm sure I'll get at least 100 hours out of). Fable Legends, Quantum Break, Sunset Overdrive, and Tom Clancy's The Division are possibilities, but I'll need to hear more details and see some gameplay for all 3. Forza Horizon 2 isn't exactly confirmed yet, but it seems likely and I'll definitely get it at release since It's sure to have at least 50 hours of gameplay. I used to get Assasssin's Creed games at release, but they usually only last about 25 hours since I'm not into the multiplayer, so I'll probably only get this next one at release if it's a historical setting that I've been wanting for awhile (namely Feudal Japan or Victorian London). The rest of the 10 or so confirmed 2014 full priced games that I'm interested in getting will probably be rentals, which I may buy later when they're on sale if they have some replayability. 

I've been perusing sales data looking at how well previous consoles sold when they released in new countries just to see how well the Xbox One could sell if Microsoft decides to release in more countries around Titanfall's release. The results are interesting.

In a span of 10 weeks between early March and mid May, the Xbox 360 released in 6 new markets (Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, and New Guinea) and 2 big games released, The Elder Scrolls IV and Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, as well as several smaller games. The 360's sales went up by 222% at the highest point and 70% on average, selling 1.039m consoles during those 10 weeks.

In a span of 10 weeks between early March and mid May, the PS3 released in 49 countries (pretty much all of Europe plus Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, India, Australia and New Zealand) and 1 big + 2 moderate games released, MotorStorm + The Elder Scrolls IV and F.E.A.R., as well as several smaller games. The PS3's sales went up by over 764% at the highest point and 79% on average, selling 1.42 million consoles during those 10 weeks.

Titanfall releases near the beginning of that exact same span of 10 weeks from early March to mid May and it's likely going to be be a bigger seller than any of those titles that released on the 360 and PS3 during that same time period. Couple that with releases in more countries and I could see the Xbox One selling 2 million during that same 10 week time period. 

Nice! =D What games you got? Or are going to get?

To be fair this is the first time the lowest option has been crazy. The other times it actually ended up really close to the actual value.

I've predicted 8 million for the sake of predictions and what not, but I'm really feeling like I'll be on the lower end of things. As you can see in my sig the XBONE isn't dropping as fast as I expected so that brings to question all my other predictions about the system. Right now today I'm feeling like 10 million sounds pretty good. It could certainly be winning America by a significant amount by then. Plus based off the beta Titanfall seems to be matching the hype.