No across 40 more countries a week  expect 20,000. 5k would mean 120 connsoles sold on average across 40 a week. Thats off. I say  500 average. 20,000.

Exclusives are part of the focus. It adds value. Hence the thread.

Your off if you think x1 sells as much as ps4 in these territories, these territores do not get many sales and sony outsells xbox there by a wide margin. It wont be near 20k a week on average.

Except Titanfall exists on the PC and 360 ... Value isn't evaluated through monetary means. It's determined by the MARKET! 

And that MARKET says the PS4 is the better value.

xbox + kinect + game = $450

PS4 + game = $460

so basically, you receive kinect for free and a $10 discount for the game right?  make senses if we ignore the fact that ps4 and x1 arent the same console, so i think the whole point of the OP is kinda silly.

Nevertheless, is a great deal for those who wants an X1, even more if we take the original price/bunduru into consideration.

Going by your later statement that you have spent far more time with the MGS series, you value that more.

Put simply, 400$ is a relatively small investement compared to the time you spend on those products without making money.

In much the same way it is with consoles - while, say, 450$ with one game and a camera might seem cheap, it is very expensive if you assume that the vast majority of your gaming will not be done on that device.

It's only better value if you like multiplayer games like Titanfall. In my point of view, that game doesn't interest me. Quantum Break might, whenever we hear more

@ bold - You just figured out what others couldn't; that value doesn't = sales. Congrats!

People are a very habitual bunch and many have different spending habits. Most buy on impulse or hype, immediately thinking about how much fun they are going to have with said product. People like this tend not think about a week or a month from now how they are going to enjoy their purchase. These people are also most likely early adopters. This applies greatly to the entertainment industry where it is almost mandatory to have or experience something around the same time as the next person.

Value does not equal a sale - Hype, impulse, value, budget, boredom, novelty, past experience and many, many other things lead to a sale. Or maybe your rich and dont think about money spending, or maybe your poor and have to save up for this product.

How do you figure out who values the product more? The rich guy or poor guy? They both spent the same amount of money on the same product but one had to save up for this product, the other has never had less money in his wallet. Most would assume the poor guy values the product more because he worked toward it but you never know, the rich guy may work just as hard as the poor guy. We just don't know.

What we know is (well some of us) that value does not equal sale.

How many times do I have to tell you:

XBox One has been selling in most if not all those "more countries" for months now (Metro group, other groups and importers). There will be almost ZERO additional sales after the official launches.

To give you an even more devastating data bit to gnaw on: There are several internet dealers that currently advertise the XBox One for over $150 cheaper than the MSRP (all labeled US imports because $450 + markup + import taxes << current MSRP). By the time MS has woken up and realised they have to significantly reduce the MSRP, everybody in the "I want one group" will already have an XBox One, no matter what tier 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 country they're in.

So price isn't an excuse anymore. what's next