10 million units in a bit less than 7 months is pretty good, after selling just 10 million units in 11 months of July 21 to June 22. If the supply is there, it should be in line for around 20 million this year.

It took a bit over two years to reach this but with the PS5 stock issue largely resolved now it'll for sure get to 60m faster than two years.

Not bad considering supplies issues.

It's going to surpass the N64 soon, and the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis very shortly after that. Q1 or Q2 2024 should be when it passes the 49.10 million of the SNES/Super Famicom.

Thank you very much, Trunks! :) And while I am posting: Happy New Year, I really wish you all the best and I am looking forward to a seemingly very interesting 2023 in regards to our beloved passion to read about console hardware sales. :o) And, of course, to yours and colleagues' much appreciated input and efforts. Thumbs up!

Have been waiting for the new estimates quite nervously.

I am really glad to see Xbox and PS sales at a very healthy state. I rather "cheer" for PS5 sales, though, but I consider myself healthy enough acknowledging healthy competitor's sales to be something VERY important and something we all have been missing from 2013 to 2020.

The real era of PS5 and XSX hasn't really begun yet, at least to my understanding, and I am thrilled to see what's going to happen in 2023.

Keep up the good work!

I was just looking at supply here in ireland and it seems like they've finally started meeting demand. It's now for the first time very easy to get a ps5.