Not surprised the One took this one, kind of surprised that it did by such a huge margin. MS took charge of the situation and have proven that the One is a very attractive product underneath the pricetag and slow start, I always did believe it has great potential to sell.

As for numbers being off in here; post-holiday adjustments always change things up and the image of the holiday sales situation will be a lot clearer in hindsight into January and February when the pieces fall into place. That is some fairly heavy overtracking though, especially the Wii U, 60% above is a small disaster, BF numbers were likely 100k lower in reality.

I also wonder what the "undertracked!" crew will have to say about the One and PS4 for November.

Terrible Nintendo numbers. Just sad.

So are this only PS TV numbers ore are the PS Vita sales included?

Looking at these numbers, and also in the UK, I'm sure Activision will keep the series on last gen as long as possible. Since Tomb Raider, MGS and more games are still cross gen, no chance that 2015 CoD will go next-gen only. CoD and FIFA will be the last ones to move on...

Ouch Wii U.... 3DS not great either. Not a good month for Nintendo

Xbox One is the ONLY 8th gen console to be up yoy in its 2nd November.

Exactly... Both EA and Activision realize that they have titles that will continue to be bought by people who will never move on to the next gen. 

Maybe the reason is that it only sold for 9 days last November.

However, your statement is not true because WiiU is up 10%, and no matter what people think about it, it is still 8th gen.

This is Wii U's third November. Last year was 220k, below Nov 2012 (launch).

Can I say it please?...

It's also the ONLY 8th gen console to be sold for $150 (including 2 games) less in its 2nd November than it was in its first (and that is not even including Black Friday).