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xl-klaudkil said:
Miyamotoo said:

That really depends, for instance Switch is $300 and bundle with game is $360, and hardly you can buy cheaper than that in any case,  so we are talking about same ofical and real price on market. That isnt case with PS4, official price is $300 but you can buy it at lower price at any time or you can buy much better bundle value for same official MSRP for base PS4 bundle. My point is very clear, MSRP of PS4 on market is one thing but real price with constant sales and offers is something else, and offcourse that PS4 will have further price cuts.

First  Nintendo  switch  is a new  system. 

Second  we had a good switch  deal.

Mario Odyssey  limited  edition  Nintendo  switch 320 euros.( instead  of 360)

So Switch already got a pricecut... what a bummer. Not even 1 year in the market.



duduspace11 "Well, since we are estimating costs, Pokemon Red/Blue did cost Nintendo about $50m to make back in 1996"

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=8808363

Mr Puggsly: "Hehe, I said good profit. You said big profit. Frankly, not losing money is what I meant by good. Don't get hung up on semantics"

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=9008994

Azzanation: "PS5 wouldn't sold out at launch without scalpers."

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Shadow1980 said:
Lawlight said:

Yeah, you did in June this year. The reason that the PS4 is trailing the Wii in the US.

I found the thread, and in it I said the PS4 passing the Wii isn't a given, but that my median estimate has just squeaking past the Wii with a total of 105M for a median estimate.

Right now, I'm estimating 35M for the U.S., 10M for Japan, 45M for Europe, and 20M for the rest of the world, a total of 110M. However, I'm assuming a generous 10% margin of error for my estimate, putting the range at 99M to 121M. If the PS4's sales start to decline too fast, and/or the PS5 is released in 2019 instead of later, the PS4 could fail to pass the Wii, but that's a pessimistic projection. My optimistic projection assumes a more modest decline in sales and a PS5 release date of 2021 or later. With Sony's revised shipment estimates for FY2017, plus their suggestion that the PS4 won't be replaced anytime soon, I'm thinking the pessimistic scenario is now very unlikely, and that the mid to high range is now more likely.

The real test will be next year. My estimates assume that this is the peak year for the PS4 and that sales will start to decline at a rate we typically see post-peak. But if sales can remain at least flat or manage only a small drop (<10% YoY) next year, a 20% drop in 2019 & 2020, and the PS5 launching in 2021, then that means 120M may start to become a more reasonable median estimate, with global sales maybe looking something like this:

Why do you think it will do 45m in europe, but only 35m in the US?

Look at the PS3 & PS2:  

PS2 = US~54m, EU~55m
PS3 = US~30m, EU~35m  
PS4 = US~22m, EU~25m (so far)

I think PS4 will do more than 45m in EU,.... But I also think it ll be 40m+ in the US.

And I think your drop off in 2019 is too big, it ll probably go slower than that (ei. sell more that year).



Shadow1980 said:

I found the thread, and in it I said the PS4 passing the Wii isn't a given, but that my median estimate has just squeaking past the Wii with a total of 105M for a median estimate.

Right now, I'm estimating 35M for the U.S., 10M for Japan, 45M for Europe, and 20M for the rest of the world, a total of 110M. However, I'm assuming a generous 10% margin of error for my estimate, putting the range at 99M to 121M. If the PS4's sales start to decline too fast, and/or the PS5 is released in 2019 instead of later, the PS4 could fail to pass the Wii, but that's a pessimistic projection. My optimistic projection assumes a more modest decline in sales and a PS5 release date of 2021 or later. With Sony's revised shipment estimates for FY2017, plus their suggestion that the PS4 won't be replaced anytime soon, I'm thinking the pessimistic scenario is now very unlikely, and that the mid to high range is now more likely.

The real test will be next year. My estimates assume that this is the peak year for the PS4 and that sales will start to decline at a rate we typically see post-peak. But if sales can remain at least flat or manage only a small drop (<10% YoY) next year, a 20% drop in 2019 & 2020, and the PS5 launching in 2021, then that means 120M may start to become a more reasonable median estimate, with global sales maybe looking something like this:

19 million for 2017 looks low. They sold 7 million only the first 5 months and  one week, compared to 4.1 million of the first 4 months and 3 weeks of last year, that's a huuuuuuuuuuge increase.

They also sold 6.2 million from Black Friday + December, i do think is very likely PS4 will at least match those results.

So i do think 2017 should be 20 million, and 2018 18 million. Then it all depend when PS5 comes out. Honestly i really don't know, it could be 2019 or 2020... if PS5 release in 2019, i think we'll see something like this:

 

2013 - 4.2m / 4.2m
2014 - 14.3m / 18.5m
2015 - 17.4m / 35.9m
2016 - 17.5m / 53.4m
2017 - 20.0m / 73.4m
2018 - 18.0m / 91.4m
2019 - 11.0m / 102.4m
2020 - 6.0m / 108.4m
2021 - 3.0m / 111.4m
2022 - 1.5m / 112.9m
LIFETIME < 115 MILLION

 

If we see a 2020 launch then:

2013 - 4.2m / 4.2m
2014 - 14.3m / 18.5m
2015 - 17.4m / 35.9m
2016 - 17.5m / 53.4m
2017 - 20.0m / 73.4m
2018 - 18.0m / 91.4m
2019 - 15.0m / 106.4m
2020 - 9.0m / 115.4m
2021 - 5.0m / 120.4m
2022 - 2.5m / 122.9m
2023 - 1.0m / 123.9m
LIFETIME < 125 MILLION

Last edited by Ryng - on 01 November 2017

xl-klaudkil said:
Miyamotoo said:

That really depends, for instance Switch is $300 and bundle with game is $360, and hardly you can buy cheaper than that in any case,  so we are talking about same ofical and real price on market. That isnt case with PS4, official price is $300 but you can buy it at lower price at any time or you can buy much better bundle value for same official MSRP for base PS4 bundle. My point is very clear, MSRP of PS4 on market is one thing but real price with constant sales and offers is something else, and offcourse that PS4 will have further price cuts.

First  Nintendo  switch  is a new  system. 

Second  we had a good switch  deal.

Mario Odyssey  limited  edition  Nintendo  switch 320 euros.( instead  of 360)

Pls link because only what I can see is 350/360 euros price.



Miyamotoo said:
xl-klaudkil said:

First  Nintendo  switch  is a new  system. 

Second  we had a good switch  deal.

Mario Odyssey  limited  edition  Nintendo  switch 320 euros.( instead  of 360)

Pls link because only what I can see is 350/360 euros price.

In Italy it cost 370€



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Ryng_Tolu said:

i think we'll see something like this:

2017 - 20.0m / 73.4m
2018 - 18.0m / 85.4m

Math... how does it work ?



Miyamotoo said:
xl-klaudkil said:

First  Nintendo  switch  is a new  system. 

Second  we had a good switch  deal.

Mario Odyssey  limited  edition  Nintendo  switch 320 euros.( instead  of 360)

Pls link because only what I can see is 350/360 euros price.

Here you go.

From.370 to 333

 

https://nl.pepper.com/aanbiedingen/nintendo-switch-mario-odeyssey-voor-eur333-media-markt-volgende-week-52219



 

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It's crazy that the PS4 is still doing so well just nearing into its fourth year in the market. If this now, I can't wait to see what will happen when they lower the price of the PS4 and the Pro with so many games upcoming.

Keep up the good games, Sony.



drkohler said:
Ryng_Tolu said:

i think we'll see something like this:

2017 - 20.0m / 73.4m
2018 - 18.0m / 85.4m

Math... how does it work ?

Two plus two is four, minus one that's three.



ps4 hardware will see great numbers with next year releasing games