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The_Sony_Girl1 on 04 September 2014

You know, since everyone else are making predictions, I predicting something. I predict that if the X1 continues selling at this rate, third party support will be similar to the XBox. The Xbox had third party support like crap.



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hsrob on 04 September 2014
Cheebee said:
ShyGuy322 said:
So, the XB1 flopped in Japan, eh?? I guess we can cross off tier 2 countries off the list, next to bundles, Titanfall and a price drop.

Don't forget dropping Kinect.

Perhaps someone should create an XB1 blackboa....



Seece on 04 September 2014

That blackboard could be so much better. Adding things that never existed or that were never by anyone thought to do anything worth a shit.



 

eva01beserk on 04 September 2014
Seece said:
eva01beserk said:
Seece said:

Not really, and the weeks it has it's been miniscule amounts. Smash isn't the saviour you think it is.

Just like multyplats are not the saviours you think they are.

They are tho, they're the reason XB1 will sell 40m+.

They will reach that I think, but not on the backs of multyplats. This year and next year will be awfull for the x1. In 2016 MS is going to bring out all the promised exclusives aside from halo, gears and forza. From then on the x1 will sell really well, but as long as they keep depending on third partys to have something worthwhile, they will keep selling less and less. Just like nintendo started to sell better as more games keepted coming and more are on the horizon for this year and the next. But nintendo will only do better cuz of the year headstart.



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DonFerrari on 04 September 2014

You can cross down Tier 2... Japan is evidence enough that it Tier 2 won't make any wonders to X1.



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coolguy on 04 September 2014

It will never close the gap people will need to stop buying ps4 all together for the x1 to catch it lol



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gcube2000 on 04 September 2014

Mario Kart 8 and 3D World bundles can kick any of those bundles ass. A lot of games coming to XB1 are also on PS4. And the PS4 versions will easily beat the XB1 versions. It doesn't matter if those games are bundled because most are coming to PS4. And the MK8 and 3D World bundles are games you can't get anywhere else. And with Hyrule Warriors, Just Dance 2015, Disney Infinity 2.0, Bayonetta 2, Watch Dogs, Captain Toad, and Super Smash Bros coming, there's basically at least 2 games for every type of gamer.



Clyde32 on 04 September 2014
coolguy said:
It will never close the gap people will need to stop buying ps4 all together for the x1 to catch it lol

For some reason I get this feeling that you read the title and skipped to making a post...



Wiibaron on 05 September 2014

For any of this to come true, X1 will need to sell 180k or 6000 every single day of September. In August, they sold about 1800 a day...



lehamsy on 05 September 2014

Seece said:

Not really, and the weeks it has it's been miniscule amounts. Smash isn't the saviour you think it is. 

Well, who knows, maybe I'm proven wrong by the end of the year. That was just my opinion after all. I'm still open mind on that, especially because Nintendo haven't officially updated the Wii U's sales number. So I'm still kind of skeptical on that "7 million mark."