Half of Vita's software sales are digital lol

In defense of MS (which is rare for me), 33% is a pretty damn good attach ratio

Oh and don't forget about snake.

The thing is it's completely impossible for us to quantify the amount of people that think the X1 has better value but can't afford it or the amount of people that think the PS4 has better value but can't afford it. The only way for us to realistically quantify the value perception is through sales.

So if out of those 10.6 million people that have bought a X1 or PS4 already the majority bought PS4s then that simply means, that to that majority the PS4 proposed the better value, cause let's be realistic here, if you can save up $400 for a console this early in its life then you can also safe $500 if you think this is the better deal. And if the PS4s continues to outsell the X1 despite all these deals, then that also means that the majority of people view the PS4 as a package with higher value.

You say 'value' and 'sold through' are the same thing but then turn around and say its impossible to quantify value among individuals. Well its not impossible to quantify the sales of individuals, in fact, its one of the main pruposes of this site. Sounds kind of conflicting but yeah, sure thing. Whatever reason you want to give to PS4 being the top selling hardware is a reason you believe in. I'm not going against that. I'm simply stating value and top selling are not the same thing.

Personally I think PS4 is the top selling because of how well Sony marketed the PS4 and how bad MS messed up in their marketing department.

The Xbox One is now available in a bundled package with Titanfall, the most eagerly anticipated game for the console so far—and the retailers Walmart and Best Buy recently cut the price of the bundle to $450, from $500. Other retailers are jumping onboard with the price cut too, as you can now snag the bundle from Target and the Microsoft Store. Since Titanfall alone costs $60, in effect the Xbox One price drops to $390.

Xbox One's main competitor, the PlayStation 4, costs $400 but doesn’t come with a game bundled or a camera (the Xbox One comes with the Kinect camera). Buying a game along with the PS4 would bring the cost up to $460. If you wanted to add the PS4's camera, that adds another $60, bringing the total price up to $520. Doing the math shows that the Xbox One Titanfall bundle is actually a better value than PlayStation 4.

Not all retailers are currently offering the bundle at the discounted price, so this isn't an official price drop and it may be for a limited time only. If you’ve been waiting for the opportunity to grab an Xbox One but the price has held you back, you might want to act quickly.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/xbox-one-titanfall-bundle-makes-153000958.html