PS5 and Xbox sales continue to impress in their first full year.

Switch is of course selling strong, but YoY is now down by about 1.5m and it needs to pick up the pace, my 26.5m prediction is starting to look too high.

The insane destiny boost PS4 got has ended and PS5 was slightly up on PS4 this week (PS4 281k week ending nov 1st 2014), has some catching up to do to retake the launch aligned crown and hopefully enough holiday stock.

With a new model, Mario party and Metroid, October 2021 is only up by around 50k-100k compared to October 2020.

Interesting numbers for sure.

Wouldn't surprise me if their numbers for FY2021 ended being lower than their forecast of 24m. 

Series S/X up 10k week over week in Europe while PS5 remains flat there just seems a little off.

XS sold nearly as much in Europe as NA, unusual for the traditionally US-centric brand.

guys forza spots are on telly and the interwebs is it that impossible it got a hardware boost the week before?

The PS5 stock in October has been catastrophic in a lot of European countries so not that surprising.

Yeah but this is the biggest October in VGChartz history, so its still impressive.

Actuals so far w/adjustments

Week 1 293K

Week 2 128K

Week 3 147K

Week 4 143K

Total 712,800.  Incredibly close to last October, most likely record in terms of revenue/spend and if there's upside to this estimate, we could be ahead of Oct 2020.

NSW 2020 was 736K.

Good XS, very good PS5, excellent NS, that after OLED launch week is going a little up and down, but around a high average, hiccups are understandable with high demand while still in a period of components shortages and logistics problems due to the pandemic.

Lack of OLED model supply holds Switch massivly back. Unfortunately it is mostly out of stock worldwide, I guess and there wasn't a restock for the Mario Party release... Compared to Sony and MS, Nintendo seems to suffer quite hard because of chip shortages now.

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There are a lot more "chips" in a PSx or XBOXx (and some of them are considerably bigger), so your conclusion is somewhat strange.