The Xbox and PS consoles usually sell a lot during Black Friday, but way less during christmas. Unlike the Switch which has its biggest weeks during december/Christmas

I admittedly low-balled it and went for 8-10M. In hindsight I should have actually gone 10-12M, because I see it much closer to 10M than 8M. That being said, the reason I did so is the fact that the chip shortage will continue to impact production, and there will be multiple new product launches (GTX 3000-super and RX 7000) as well as the Steam Deck. I think that the shortages aren't going to stop.

By the way, what does "we will see" mean?  Are you referring to the vgc numbers?

By the way, this is the poll result from last year's thread. According to VGC and Mnementh, it will be 9 million units at most this year. But if you look at the results of the poll, 70% of the respondents expected more than 10 million units. So being in the majority is not a guarantee of correctness.

Unfortunately, the chip shortage will continue throughout 2022, so I'm thinking at the most 10m. It very well could sell more, especially with Starfield at the end of the year, but there's only so much console makers can do.

I don't know why you consider the ratio of the two, I think especially this gen they follow differing startegies and are not tied to each other. But I would say PS5 will end up with 13-15M this year.

This is a bet, until the bet is closed you can still edit it.

10-12 million. While there is a healthy amount of demand for both versions of the Xbox Series, supply troubles for most components and electronics should continue for almost all of next year.

6 to 7 million on November 20th, right? They are not Nintendo. They can't sell more than 3 million in another month and 10 days.

This is the ratio of how much XBS is selling when ps5 is 100. MS doesn't publish the numbers, so if we know the ratio, we can guess. And thanks. The ps5 is 13 to 15 and XBS is 8 to 9 . Now I know what ratio you are thinking of.