US numbers for October 4th in the link, go to the home page for worldwide numbers
US Hardware Numbers:
PS4 - 64,852 (-2%) - 4,633,344
XOne - 39,696 (-3%) - 3,549,884
3DS - 37,391 (-23%) - 12,953,322
WiiU - 16,694 (-3%) - 2,898,597
X360 - 13,671 (-6%) - 43,641,911
PS3 - 6,948 (-5%) - 26,305,386
Wii - 2,567 (+7%) - 41,587,817
PSV - 2,203 (-11%) - 1,851,599
Global Hardware Numbers: NA - EU - JP - Total
3DS - 40,463 - 47,304 - 258,467 - 358,823
PS4 - 70,992 - 74,698 - 10,753 - 191,018
XOne - 43,339 - 20,082 - 868 - 83,851
PS3 - 7,771 - 23,561 - 4,692 - 45,964
WiiU - 18,289 - 13,505 - 5,728 - 40,794
X360 - 15,432 - 9,211 - 96 - 29,189
PSV - 2,303 - 6,746 - 9,296 - 21,727
Wii - 2,773 - 3,423 - 72 - 7,023
them japanese 3ds numbers, and ps4 still going strong
Great ps4 numbers as always. Oh, and is anyone else enjoying Duck Dynasty? That game is a sure win for GOTY! /s
Global Numbers: To check the global numbers go to the home page.
3DS: As I said the new model 3DS will bring life back into the sales of the console, which really didn't need much....."New Life" to begin with since it was selling a solid 100k per week prior to that. JP is 3DS land 100%, and it doesn't seem to be letting go anytime soon, and should be a market Nintendo has control over for the foreseeable generations. Now we'll have to see will the new model do the same for the NA and EU markets in 2015.
It also once again goes to prove my point that Nintendo needs to focus it's efforts on a high end N-Fusion handheld device (cost no more than $199) and just that as it's single platform, that connects to your HDTV through the charging cradle via HDMI. The technology is already here for such a device (200 GFLOP 2w mobile GPUs), and in the next 3 - 4 years the technology will be even better with over 500 GFLOPS 2x mobile GPUs, and the price to squish that level of power into a $200 device.
PS4: Sales seem to have stabilized since the Destiny launch, and now they're riding high on pre-holiday sales. They are completely dominating EU, and winning NA as well. As I've been saying the return of the PS2 is among us, and it makes me wonder what the holiday sales are going to be like, and what the 2015 sales are going to be like when exclusive after exclusive after exclusive drops next year. This is the generation of the 3DS + PS4.
XBO: One again as I predicted sales have dropped off into the 80k range, now that the Tier 2 launch is over. Good numbers nonetheless, but I kind of expected them to ride the rest of the year out on a high note in the 100k range. Seeing drop this early is a bit surprising, and more than likely we will be seeing a steal of an bundle for the XBO this holiday (Halo: MCC + COD:?? + Forza Horizon 2 = $379), and we'll likely see a real price drop early 2015 ($329 - $349, March / April). They just simply can't afford to have PS4 outselling them 2 : 1 the entire generation.
PS3: The little console that could keeps on trucking.
Wii U: They need Smash ASAP and a price drop to go with it, but I don't see them doing it in order to maximize profits on hardware due to the established success of Smash. However, If they don't drop to $250 to go with Smash, and they try to wait until 2015 they run the risk of letting MS drop the XBO first and it will completely ruin any momentum they need to get the Wii U going. It's risky, but IMO they need to take the risk and simply drop price in November and drop Smash the same month, and get maximum install base on the console, and make up the sales with their great 2015 line-up. If they do this they can hold the XBO off from passing them effortlessly in 2015, if not then they may very well end up in another GameCube / N64 situation sales wise.
360: Another little console that could.
PSV: Well next week sales are make or break for the Vita in NA. If PSTV doesn't take off for them, then the Vita is officially dead, which is really said. It'll still be a great little handheld thanks to all the cross buy, cross play, remote play, and indie support, but AAA games will never see the light of day on the console outside of Japanese devs.
Wii: Once again it was a good run.
PS:
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PS #2:
How do you people see and post on this before I even get my comment in lol.
Not much to analyze when it comes to PS4 vs. X1. The only question is whether Sony can reach 50% market share by year's end.