Funny how some act ignorant just to prove illogical points. Kudos.
Amazon uk, game, argos, asda, tesco etc are all out of PS4 stock. With stock expected to come in with infamous bundle and after the 25th of march. Act as ignorant as you want. But fact is, the PS4 has very much limited to no stock with major retailers in UK. I assume its the same in other parts of EU according to other posters here.

Makes sense to do so, Sony will be comfortably ahead in the rest of the EU, but UK is where the XBO can get its biggest gain (outside of the US, of course).

With that said, there are still supply issues in the UK as well.

All major online retailers were sold out of PS4 until a couple days ago in the US. The PS4 also had no exclusive retail release that week and no special bundle. If retailers don't have the console for sale on their website it means their supplies are too strapped to spare any. In Amazon's case it means it has absolutely zero.

When people say the PS4 is sold out it means that retailers didn't have any to sell online, which is a big deal, and it wasn't easy to find one in stores. My friend had to take a three hour trip to get one about two weeks ago. We've been through this before just to watch the numbers jump up again when retailers sell the console online once more and yet we still have people who downplay "supply constraints". How many times do you guys want to be wrong?

Then on the X1 side we have this. Titanfall Bundle basically giving away their "trump card" for free and a new retail exclusive releasing. Both were available for most or all of that week and the numbers for the X1 in the US went up by about 6,000 or so? It only managed to be enough to surpass a largely unavailable console that week by around 5,000 in North America? I would think that a very available console that just got a new retail exclusive and a bundle giving away its prized title for free not even managing to move 50,000 that week would be cause for serious concern. Looking at the UK, the situation isn't any better.

I was expecting a much larger boost for the X1 than this with all things considered.

We should be getting the February NPD numbers soon right? VGchartz is showing that the Xbox One did nearly 146k in February in the U.S. which is higher than the NPD January numbers...Are they overtracking again?

This.

PS4 seems to be slowing down. At this rate it will be caught by the Wii before the holidays. Though I would think that Watch Dogs, MGS and FFXIV will move some consoles as well.

After that the E3 might push some more consoles but then it should drop dead until september.

People acting like they didn't know every unit Sony is shipping is being sold lol

DENIAL!

Heh it's good to be accurate :)

Good charts, but you're also including assumptions there. You cannot know for sure the number shipped from Nov 2nd to Dec 31st for the PS3. Semantics, I know. It's Sony's fault for being so coy with their numbers, I know. Mind you, I'm not saying you're necessarily wrong, I am just saying you cannot assertively say that the 360 is ahead of the PS3 in terms of units shipped as of December 31st 2013. You can make an educated guess, as you have made, and that's perfectly fine and quite possibly correct, but you just cannot assert with certainty that that's the case. 

BTW, the 80M PS3 figure is as of Nov 2nd, not Nov 6th. The PR came out on the 6th, but the number is as of Nov 2nd as stated in the document.

Good charts though, thanks for that.

Historically Feb numbers are greater than Jan numbers. It's quite possible, maybe even likely, that the XBO Feb #s > XBO Jan #s.

The PS4 might break the trend due to supply issues though.

My reaction week ending 29th March

They get a shipment and send them instantly to people who preordered. The shelves stay empty.