I think that, if the gap hasn't closed by the end of next quarter, which is unlikely because I believe it was a soft quarter for the 360 and Microsoft would have to have the One linked to cancer to underperform against it, the holiday rush will give the Xbox One a boost that will help it widen the gap again. Whether that keeps going after the holidays is another matter, and we might end up seeing the graph going up and down, and up and down over the years.
Also, taking into account the facts that many sales figures publicly known, such as VGChartz, are guesstimations more than anything else, and it would be a cold day in hell before Microsoft ANNOUNCED they'd lost that edge, we'll probably never know for certain if it even happened. =P Depending on how much the console is being overtracked, or undertracked, it could occur and we wouldn't realize it, or never happen but have guesses lead us to thinking it did.
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