My bad, I thought it was the same source. (Target/Gamestop/Survery)

This thread can carry on lol.

And yet Xbox isn't anywhere to be found at the Sony Store or even the Playstation Store. Explain that, OP.

We don't actually know if the Xbox One sold more at Walmart though. The report is just for this Black Friday - an important distinction.

its just that these comparisons are meaningless either way. for a while both consoles are gonna sell out everywhere. if supply was unlimited both PS4 and X1 would have easily outsold all those ipads by a landslide.

Hmm good for Microsoft but still am getting ps4 not x1 because its have better future.

Just so I understand this. This

and this

Give the data for this right?

dupe lock

The sales count. It's the comparison in this context that is retarded.

I think because of the TV feature thing in xbox one.

1.2% of 5,000 (60) receipts contained an Xbox One.  0.8% of 5,000 (40) receipts contained an Xbox 360.

12 would be 1.2% of 1,000.

Forbes is citing Infoscout.  Forbes is one of the #1 news/reference sources for investors.

While clearly a sampling of data, it does suggest that the Xbox One did extremely well at WalMart during their Black Friday event.

Consider if you will, the differences in clientele of both WalMart and Gamestop.  WalMart is a general consumer shopper.  They're less likely to wait in line for a Day One purchase, and instead they'll make their purchase on Black Friday when they're in the store shopping for deals.  A GameStop shopper is more likely to already be a gamer.  They're also more likely to purchase day one, or when they can afford to buy.  Neither excludes the non-stereotype shopper from shopping the store, but having worked in electronics retailer before, it is rare for the atypical shopper for such a store to venture in on Black Friday. 

What this suggests is the general consumer is buying Xbox One's and Xbox 360's on Black Friday in North America.