Nope, it was not me, I just answered a guy who said the best PS4 games are also available on PC, and he couldn't understand why PS4 is selling so good.

Please next time read better through the posts.

Likewise, I already told him what was up.   Should probably take your own advice.  

No problem mate :)

So, week ending Nov 29th ?  1M-1.2M PS4 sold ?    We will see soon.

Honestly no idea, as is typical for the holidays (I'm also terrible at predicting sales hah, which is why I never do, or very very rarely do), most consoles will sell gangbusters, but,  I think they're a poor metric for guaging popularity, as the rush is just massive and everyone is out to buy new shiny's.  What I mean is, the real interesting thing is going to be how things even out after the holidays.  Come January, where are the weekly sales going to be at for everyone?  Will the sales disparity come back, or will things even out to a more balanced split?

Not really lol. If you're referring to the recent MCV article it doesn't say anything about the weekly boost before BF.

Unless of course you believe XB1 did something like 120k+ in BF week.

No need to be sorry. Yes, I know exactly what you're talking about. You felt like the 17% boost was too low for XB1. Now you're saying you were correct based on...?

Yet no one explained the inconvenience of gaming PC not being as durable as consoles, plagued with virus world and being a lot bigger to fit on a home theather without looking ugly. Besides the sexyness of PlayStations and minimalism of the WiiU and Wii.

Funny that people love to say they don't derail threads while doing exactly that.

Kowen your reason to doubt the boost was because no way x1 would do worst than the other 2 right? So you just guessed right, no need to gloat.

Entirely subjective, virii are for children who don't know how to protect their machines.  Seriously, it's 2014, not 2001.   My PC is also every bit as durable as a console (in fact, I don't recall ever having as much problems with my PC, as RRoD).  As far as home theater, again, subjective, anyone with an ounce of skill can put a PC together in any kind of form factor they desire to be aesthetically pleasing.

Talking in durability more in the relevance+longeivity not only not breaking (my PCs were usable for 10years and in my company we have some PCs that are over 30y in daily use... altough they are almost like consoles dedicated to a single function), like keeping the same equipment for 10 years and be sure everything will run as if as possible without any special hassle and nostalgic feelings to play really old games as they were ment when you pick your older gen stored.

I haven't seem any desktop assembly as pleasing as any consoles, specially PSs, Ninties and Segas, and almost in all cases the equivalent machine will be a lot bigger and more inconvenient to put in the home looking good. But sure you can always encase it in some forgotten side drawer with enough ventilation and bluetooth/wiifi peripherics, but all that add to the bother of having a PC on the TV (altough I usually put my notebook on the tv to watch some things or use the media capabilitie through PS3).

But we can't ignore that all that adds for some people not wanting to put a PC in their main room... and we don't need much "evidence" to know how uncommun is to have someone with this kind of set on the general population and that may justify a person that mainly play multiplats buying console instead of gaming pcs.

Obviously you dont live in Alnwick then eh?