After the end of a 14-year game console ban by the Chinese government, the Xbox One was finally introduced to that market in an official capacity late last month. On the first day of the console’s release, it sold a very respectable 100,000 units, and it’s anticipated that the Xbox One will continue to sell well over the next year. Will this early lead for Microsoft translate to domination in the growing Chinese market, or will Nintendo and Sony outpace the house that Halo built?
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If only they didn't screw ps4 owners over with a physical release. I'd have ran through this in a heartbeat.
The first one I played, it was the one that made me fall in love with JRPGs and is still my favorite to this day. A masterpiece
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It will boost sales during the launch window in the new markets it releases but it will go back down after two or three weeks.
Xbox One will never surpass the PS4.
all we have is the launch numbers for china
how do you we know it will continue to sell well?
No there is no other country that is in the same position as China.
I guess the real question is:
Does China make up for the 60 extra Countries where PS4 sells?
I doubt it, the X1 is selling great when placed into perspective; 13 Countries, just now 42.
@ Zuggercat, Sales of PS4 in US and UK are 5m, where is the other 5m+, in all the other Countries, no excuse, fact, #dealwithit.
PlayStation products have been selling in emerging markets for years, and Sony will still be releasing PS4 in those markets not long after the chance Microsoft has to take to get there first. China is a unique market, so I can see why MS dove in first, but there aren't any other markets that can foster the same reaction.
It's nice that people are hopeful, but before MS can begin competing with the PS4 in in emerging markets, it needs to begin competing in its established home territories. On a global scale though, it's NEVER happening.