SwiftDeath
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Does T stand for tier or Titanfall?
Tie although the last levelle will also be getting it unfortunately
Does T stand for tier or Titanfall?
Factor in the number of countries both consoles have launched in and the difference in sales isn't that surprising.
Does T stand for tier or Titanfall?
I mean I kinda expect to see the summer months slow down significantly for One. I actually expect it to go under 100,000 units a few times in the USA, and that will be right around the time of Mario Kart. So June NPD I could see going WiiU's way. I just expect One to have passed WiiU WW by then. I expect One to outsell WiiU by a minimum of 125000 units April in USA, and by a minimum of 50,000 units in May. Depending on the sustained popularity of Titanfall. If it ends up being a bigger title then I expect those ranges may swing in One's favor further. If it doesn't I expect June to be a month that WiiU outsells One.They won't slow down to the rate of WiiU though. Q3 (Destiny + China + Other 26 countries launching, and it generally being a much better Q) will see it pass WiiU.
Wait, are you talking about the earnings report or the PR statement after the NPD?
Regular Mario didn't help, Mario Kart won't either.
3DS was outpacing the DS for the first year or so and now sales are down YoY.Not really Both consoles are out pacing last gen.
WiiU says hi.
He was talking countries so this;Does T stand for tier or Titanfall?
pretty sure its tier
Not really Both consoles are out pacing last gen.
That is a poor excuse since those countries are not going to help MS.
In fact you can already buy the consoles in some of those countries right now and it not helping them .
Any developer ignoring the PS4 at this point is just undermining their own interests. That said, I feel like the similarity of the development environments has eliminated the previously required prioritization for different platforms that used to exist, assuming there's a reasonably active audience involved. Aside from the relatively flat licensing and distribution fees, there's less of an opportunity cost associated with development between the newest systems. That seems like a good thing for all involved.If this is not a clear sign for all developers to put better focus on their PS4 games, nothing is.
So about 400k a month with Titanfall. That number is gonna drop a ton without a price drop or launching in more countries. It probably won't reach 5 million until late June.
Using just known numbers for the quarter (Jan-Mar 2014) from just NPD(US):
719K sold to consumers
From Microsoft's earnings report today(Worldwide):
1,200,000 sold to retail.
So that leaves 481,000 consoles, minus any sales from the other 12 countries. Why are people believing that 800,000+ consoles are just sitting on store/warehouse shelves?
Retailers would not order and purchase more consoles from Microsoft if they already have them sitting on a shelf. Every unit brought in not only costs a retailer the purchase price, it also has holding costs, labor, insurance, etc.
He's probably including Wii/WiiU
hey, it's a marathon.
For now. 2014 so far for the One has been worse than 2006 for the 360. They won't be able to hide behind "fastest selling Xbox" for long.Not really Both consoles are out pacing last gen.
Factor in the number of countries both consoles have launched in and the difference in sales isn't that surprising.
I thought 2d mario and 3d mario did help
kart and smash will help too. expecting a solid 200k for the month mario kart drops, and a killer 500k for smash month.
That's what I've been saying. Even PS3 shipped 1.8M in its post-launch quarter, and they had a hard time even getting them built. Demand for XBone simply isn't good, and more alarmingly for MS and their potential developers, the demand is almost entirely based in the US. (Probably like 80% of their sales, I figure.)That is enlightening. Retailers were willing to buy 41.6% more 360's then they were XB1's unless people think MS is making less XB1's then 360's?
That just makes it worse, as it implies would've ordered more than 1.7M XB360s if they could've, but 1.2M XBones was all they were willing to take, and it took bundling their biggest game and unofficial price cuts to even get them to take that many.You're forgetting the Xbox 360 supply constraints, though. It was pretty low during the holiday season I believe.
I've been wondering the same thing. Given Microsoft's hubris, I doubt they ordered fewer than Sony did, and I wouldn't be surprised if they ordered more. Are they able to adjust orders after the fact? How much? Where would they store 2M+ XBones?Hmm sure but it does suggest quite a bit lower demand for XB1 at present
I suppose it's hard to get a perfect view on it due to the large sales at launch from both
Do people really think that in the same time Sony made 7M+ PS4's, MS only made 5.1M XB1's?
Using just known numbers for the quarter (Jan-Mar 2014) from just NPD(US):
719K sold to consumers
From Microsoft's earnings report today(Worldwide):
1,200,000 sold to retail.
So that leaves 481,000 consoles, minus any sales from the other 12 countries. Why are people believing that 800,000+ consoles are just sitting on store/warehouse shelves?
Retailers would not order and purchase more consoles from Microsoft if they already have them sitting on a shelf. Every unit brought in not only costs a retailer the purchase price, it also has holding costs, labor, insurance, etc.
This year will be the largest in the history of the video game industry, with Xbox 360 leading the charge in the U.S. and abroad, said Don Mattrick, senior vice president of the Interactive Entertainment Business in the Entertainment and Devices Division at Microsoft. History has shown us that the first company to reach 10 million in console sales wins the generation battle. We are uniquely positioned to set a new benchmark for the industry.
Factor in the number of countries both consoles have launched in and the difference in sales isn't that surprising.
I thought 2d mario and 3d mario did help
kart and smash will help too. expecting a solid 200k for the month mario kart drops, and a killer 500k for smash month.
Factor in the number of countries both consoles have launched in and the difference in sales isn't that surprising.
Because as of Dec. 31st there was 900,000 XB1's on retailers shelves just wating to be sold?
So it's 900k + 1200k = 2100k -> 2100k - 719k = 1381k on retailer shelves
Where are you getting 719k anyways?
It's funny people keep using that excuse.That is a poor excuse since those countries are not going to help MS.
In fact you can already buy the console in some of those countries right now and it not helping them .
MS will be lucky if those places add 100k a month WW for them .
Because as of Dec. 31st there was 900,000 XB1's on retailers shelves just wating to be sold?
So it's 900k + 1200k = 2100k -> 2100k - 719k = 1381k on retailer shelves
Where are you getting 719k anyways?
I believe ~1m difference betweem shipped and sold to consumers is perfectly normal. PS4 is supply constrained.
For now. 2014 so far for the One has been worse than 2006 for the 360. They won't be able to hide behind "fastest selling Xbox" for long.
Even if Microsoft manages to tie Sony in the US, it would be catastrophic for their WW LTD numbers at the end of the day.
Xbox One wouldn't have made up 3M even if it did ship in those remaining countries.
That's true. But xbone and ps4 have launched in all the major territories. I doubt all the extra ones that ps4 are in amount to anything significant.
Compared to their previous console launches, how is the X1 doing?
Can someone complete this list?
After 4 months of sales:
Xbox =
360 =
X1 = 4mil +/-
dunno sold but we have shipped
Xbox = 4 million shipped by July 2002
360 = 3.2 million shipped by April 2006
Compared to their previous console launches, how is the X1 doing?
Best guess after looking at a bunch of "charts and #'s"
After 4 months of sales (best guess to customers):
Xbox = 1.2-1.7mil+/-
360 = 2.5-3mil +/-
X1 = 4mil +/-
Worldwide shipments as of December 31st, 2005 - 1.5 million (lots of shortages)
Worldwide shipments as of March 31st, 2006 - 3.2 million (still lots of shortages)
Yup i can see what you guys are saying....Price drop incoming...It has to right?
Sony fixed they supply issues,you can find it any time now.
Sony fixed they supply issues,you can find it any time now.
Factor in the number of countries both consoles have launched in and the difference in sales isn't that surprising.
Sony fixed they supply issues,you can find it any time now.
Remember this?
Something tells me they won't be rolling out that particular line again.
When the number is 5 million, no it's not. Retailers aren't just going to keep ordering systems if they are not moving what they have on the shelf.I believe ~1m difference betweem shipped and sold to consumers is perfectly normal. PS4 is supply constrained.
719k is from NPD numbers January-March I assume?
i think they are saying the 719 is US sales jan through March. but its about 712 or so i think
So at the same time Sony was selling to users 1 million, Microsoft was selling to retailers 400k...
This. Plus in MS eyes, they are sold. It's up to the retailers to sell them to consumers. I was a buyer and I can definitely say, unlike software, hardware is not being sent back. It will be sold sideways if they need to unload. These will be sold eventually though. E3 is coming.....
So at the same time Sony was selling to users 1 million, Microsoft was selling to retailers 400k...