This generation’s console war has been in full swing for almost nine months, and the trajectory seemed clear from early on: Sony’s PlayStation 4 and Microsoft’s Xbox One were clobbering Nintendo’s Wii U just about every month. But lately, the tides have started to turn. We now have July’s sales numbers, and the shifting pattern seems to be continuing, which means things are getting more and more interesting.
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Really, I would never have guessed that a product selling in 1/8 of the Countries of another product would be behind.
I thought the less places you sell meant more sales.
Why would anyone expect to sell more cookies in 100 classroom compared to 13 classrooms especially if some cookies come with milk (Kinect 2.0) and are more expensive.
I don't think I can dumb this down any further?
@ Evilsnuggle, you mean like what's happening next month in 29 more Countries? YOU need to learn how business work, companies order hat they can sell. The ONLY reason a company SHIPS products is because a retailer oder that product to meat demand. If demand slows, so do the orders, simple.
I predict Ps4 reaches around 14 million, WiiU breaks 10 mill., and Xb1 at 8 mill. by the end of the holiday. Of course I'm just tossing numbers around, but it'll be interesting to see WiiU try to minimize Ps4's momentum. And I haven't done any research on upcoming software releases, so I could be completely off.
Mmmm cookies :)