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Did it peak in 2014?

Yes 157 63.05%
 
No 92 36.95%
 
Total:249

its peaked, not even halo 5 release will allow it to top WW sales 



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hunter_alien said:
teigaga said:
Black Ops 3 is now comfirmed next gen only, does the that change anyones views?


No... mainly because it seems that the majority of CoD fans are on PS consoles by now. If anything it should help the PS4 more then the Xone. 

People who already wanted an Xone for Halo mostly got one by now. I dont see H5 moving more then 3-4 million systems LT, and that is a generous prediction IMO. The Xone will probably peak next year, with a redesign, pricecut and massive AAA exclusives but In best case I could se it shifting 11 million units in 2016. The 360 was a late bloomer thats why One is still ahead of the 360. No Kinect miracle wil save the One....

CoD will probably help the XB1 in the US market. WW is PS4.



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It certainly looks like it. MS has thrown out tons of changes that would seem like acts of desperation such as hardware price drops, peripheral removals, 3rd party franchise buy outs, xbox live subscription changes, drm policy flip flop and whatnot. All with a result that means decreasing or at best stagnating sales. A casual observer would think that MS is running out of tricks up their sleeve to gain steam and might have to hope for a generation with as little losses as possible. It is funny how the network effect they themselves created and enjoyed so much in last gen is now bleeding them dry. Sadly the market isn't big enough for 3 players anylonger and right now it looks like either nintendo or Microsoft will need to realize that pulling out is the most viable option, the only question remaining is who is most stubborn. Nintendo is already heading down the road, devaluing their software by putting it on mobile, whereas MS could be switching more and more to PC in preparation for a shutdown come next gen. Interesting times ahead no doubt



KLXVER said:
Xenostar said:


Think one could argue it hasnt had the best start and MS have already taken multiple hits getting it price down just to remain even remotley competitive, how many more hits can they take?


The company that bought Minecraft for 2.5 billion dollars? A LOT!


they bought Minecraft for 2.5B because it will make its money back on its own, this is why they kept it multiplatform, nothing to do with helping xbox brand. 



Xenostar said:
KLXVER said:


The company that bought Minecraft for 2.5 billion dollars? A LOT!


they bought Minecraft for 2.5B because it will make its money back on its own, this is why they kept it multiplatform, nothing to do with helping xbox brand. 

The point is that they have a lot of money to throw around...