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Forums - Sales - UK Charts Week Ending 13 September 2014 (Destiny #1, PS4 46%)

prinz_valium on 15 September 2014
FATALITY said:

he?

i live in uk, every retailer were saling xbox one with destiny and a free game.

last week u could buy xbox destiny+halo mc for 349 at game. 

enjoy this thread

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=888623


so why do u post a thread with an us promotion?

and about ur free halo: mcc when u buy a desiny xb1 bundle:

http://www.game.co.uk/en/xbox-one-console-with-destiny-307554?categoryIdentifier=737199&catGroupId=

 

this is still available until next week.

ur just wrong. the gap wont widen next week, because nothing changend in this week for the uk



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kivi95 on 15 September 2014

Impressive that the first Bungie game on a Sony console and also in UK makes it to 46%! Yes it had adverts for PS4 but the bungie and halo player where on the Xbox360 last gen, aswell as being alot more popular in the UK.



http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=130023&page=1# Official Playstation Vita Thread! Come in and join!!!

Farsala on 15 September 2014
kowenicki said:
bigjon said:
makes sense. XBOX has always been the Shooterbox from Day 1. It will always have a higher attach rate for FPS games. (not raw sales due to differences in install base)


But in this thread we have people saying that the PS4 had lots of 360 owners that had migrated there now?  Its all very confusing isnt it.

I can't fathom why this news has people so upset?    Just Monday morning blues perhaps?

 

Xone kept most of their shooter fans. While diverse buyers migrated to the ps4.

 

And no noone is upset. It is all your imagination :D.



kivi95 on 15 September 2014
kowenicki said:
prinz_valium said:
watch dogs breakdown:
ps4: 50%

xb1: 27%

360: 13%

ps3: 10%


destiny breakdown:
46% on PS4

36% Xbox One

14% on Xbox 360

4% on PS3

Every penny of that marketing deal sure was well spent......?

They got Bungie who made Halo sell a new game that sold more on the PS4 then the XboxOne....In the UK! I think they are pretty happy with this outcome.



http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=130023&page=1# Official Playstation Vita Thread! Come in and join!!!

FATALITY on 15 September 2014
prinz_valium said:
FATALITY said:
 

he?

i live in uk, every retailer were saling xbox one with destiny and a free game.

last week u could buy xbox destiny+halo mc for 349 at game. 

enjoy this thread

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=888623


so why do u post a thread with an us promotion?

and about ur free halo: mcc when u buy a desiny xb1 bundle:

http://www.game.co.uk/en/xbox-one-console-with-destiny-307554?categoryIdentifier=737199&catGroupId=

 

this is still available until next week.

ur just wrong. the gap wont widen next week, because nothing changend in this week for the uk

i post that thread because u can find all kind of deals there worldwide.

and yeah the gap will get wider, ps4 just sell more and that wont ever change.

some people just have to deal with it and move on



”The environment where PlayStation wins is best for this industry” (Jack Tretton, 2009)

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Burek on 15 September 2014
kowenicki said:
bigjon said:
makes sense. XBOX has always been the Shooterbox from Day 1. It will always have a higher attach rate for FPS games. (not raw sales due to differences in install base)


But in this thread we have people saying that the PS4 had lots of 360 owners that had migrated there now?  Its all very confusing isnt it.

I can't fathom why this news has people so upset?    Just Monday morning blues perhaps?

 

Actually, if you start from the first post, you can see that nobody was upset at XOne version's numbers until you came, started making and defending baseless assumptions, and accusing others of being jealous, upset, or even accusing people of personal attacks.

This is not the first time you derail the thread and insult other users, and probably will not be the last one.



FATALITY on 15 September 2014
kowenicki said:
bigjon said:
makes sense. XBOX has always been the Shooterbox from Day 1. It will always have a higher attach rate for FPS games. (not raw sales due to differences in install base)


But in this thread we have people saying that the PS4 had lots of 360 owners that had migrated there now?  Its all very confusing isnt it.

I can't fathom why this news has people so upset?    Just Monday morning blues perhaps?

 

actually u sound more upset. 



”The environment where PlayStation wins is best for this industry” (Jack Tretton, 2009)

prinz_valium on 15 September 2014
FATALITY said:

i post that thread because u can find all kind of deals there worldwide.

and yeah the gap will get wider, ps4 just sell more and that wont ever change.

some people just have to deal with it and move on


yeah u schould just deal with ur fault and move on

every one is wrong sometimes. bot a big deal. even me

 

we can talk about third week sales and see how this is going.

and as u see. the attachrate is bigger on xb1 than ps4. so this gap wont automatically widen, just because playstation is moving more hardware ;)

 



Farsala on 15 September 2014
kowenicki said:
Farsala said:

 

And no noone is upset. It is all your imagination :D.

I'm amazed at your level of detailed knowlege on this.

lol.  Hilarious.

Top notch post right here. Please stop derailing, 5 pages of this sheesh.

 

OT: Nice to see Destiny do so well despite being a new ip. Much bigger then even established ips.



FATALITY on 15 September 2014
prinz_valium said:
FATALITY said:
 

 


yeah u schould just deal with ur fault and move on

every one is wrong sometimes. bot a big deal. even me

 

we can talk about third week sales and see how this is going.

and as u see. the attachrate is bigger on xb1 than ps4. so this gap wont automatically widen, just because playstation is moving more hardware ;)

 


actually this is how things work.



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