Who would buy a PS4 to play Infamous? It got an 8/10 Metacritic rating. Overhyped trash!
Who would buy a PS4 to play Infamous? It got an 8/10 Metacritic rating. Overhyped trash!
ethomaz said:
I used official lifetime numbers to get 87% * we have Australia, Italy, Spain, Brazil, etc... some are 2012 and others 2013 but it shows the 13 countries accounts for over 87% of the sales for 360 *... so I don't think these assumption are wrong |
We do? Serious question, I can't seem to find any recent numbers from these areas.
ethomaz said:
360 sold 80m by VGC. NA: 46.5m (~58%) EU: 24.5m (~30%) NA (2) + UK + DE + FR: 76% You can added more IT (~2%), AU + NZ (~3%), BR (1%), ME (~2%), ES (2%), IR (0.5%), AT (0.5%) 1% = ~800k (I put 1% for Brazil but it is close to 2 million 360 units sold here... so more like 2%) 13 Countries = ~87% I'm being fair putting low % to some countries that have a 360 userbease bigger. You can release Xbone even in Mars... that's wont add 1m or 1.5m sales in four months... look more like 500k maximum. Welcome do reality. |
The only advantage I see is the 10% Japan for PS3... but for PS4 it´s only 5%....
Do this math for PS4, please.
Dark_Feanor said:
If we look at PS4 sales... the Xone could have had a 20 to 25% boost. Or at your own account a 1 to 1.5mi extra. What is wrong if that logic? Is that hard to belive people around the world would be interested in buy a localized oficially suported Xone? But as I said before, the price is the major issue holding Xone sales. |
The PS4 gets a 28% boost from it's remaining 46 markets. You're telling me you think the Xbox One, which is much less popular outside of the english speaking world. Would get between a one and one and a half million sales boost from 37 markets? That's a percentage boost of between 26% and 38%.
From nine less markets in an area the Xbox brand just isn't very popular in...
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ethomaz said:
The 13 countries accounts for close 90% of 360 sales in the world. |
How do you know that?
The only data we have are from USA, France, UK, Japan and German.
Lol! PS4 outselling XB1 that has the TITANFALL, the game everyone said that would be the PS4 killer. Can't stop laughing
DerNebel said: We do? Serious question, I can't seem to find any recent numbers from these areas. |
Yeap... we have these data.
Australia 2010: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=124294 (360 was leading yet in 2010... PS3 1.1m)
We had these countries numbers back 2011 too.
http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=4278644
In my assumptions for example I used 3% for Australia + New Zelanda... I'm having a hard time to believe that today (2014) 360 have a lifetime sales of only 2.4m combined when in 2011 just Australia have 1.4m.
Normchacho said: The PS4 gets a 28% boost from it's remaining 46 markets. You're telling me you think the Xbox One, which is much less popular outside of the english speaking world. Would get between a one and one and a half million sales boost from 37 markets? That's a percentage boost of between 26% and 38%. From nine less markets in an area the Xbox brand just isn't very popular in... |
Again, the Brazil exemple.
Xbox was nothing here and Playstation was the sinonimous for vide-game, and two generations before was Nintendo.
It dosen´t matter if it´s popular or not, Microsoft could spend tons of money in marketing and othr incentives... may be selling the Xone cheaper than the PS4, which is inflated in some markets.
It´s not set on stone that a market will belong forever to a brand and never shift towards a competitor.
Guys my maths are based in old VGC numbers (where they tracked more countries eg. the http://web.archive.org/web/20120119110416/http://www.vgchartz.com/hwtable.php) plus official numbers.
Australia has a lifetime sales of ~1.4m for 360 back in 2011... I think 3% today (~2.4m) is low to AU + NZ today.
I used old or low numbers to reach these 87%... that's why I think close to 90% is more reasonable.
Dark_Feanor said:
It´s not set on stone that a market will belong forever to a brand and never shift towards a competitor. |
You are absolutely correct. We can see the proof in the US and UK this generation.