Miles Quaritch
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Ah never mind I read it as Xbox association with those games will lead to higher sales of the Xbox One version.
I don't believe anyone would make that claim and not be joking.
Ah never mind I read it as Xbox association with those games will lead to higher sales of the Xbox One version.
Hahahahaha, fat chance. Buying 3 consoles is a huge waste of money.
This was is a scientifically sound survey conducted in cooperation with Ipsos, with a larger sample size than most presidential polls. It's a nationally representative survey of gamers, segmented into 5 categories. You're going to see a lot more about it on IGN soon.
Another fun fact the survey revealed: core gamers spend more money not just on games compared to non-gamers, but they also spend more money on music, movies, TV, and apps.
I've posted this before, but since it's relevant:
Yes, if you look at totals only. The Xbox One is 800k ahead of where the Xbox 360 was at the same point (in the U.S.). But by breaking it into periods you can see that the One had a fantastic launch and has since slowed down a bit relative to the 360.
Rather than "hitting its stride" the Xbox One has actually slowed its pace a bit.
I don't see it, i just don't see it... they could get a month here or there, but closing the gap?, i just don't see it.
MCC is gonna move Units man
Just like Smash is gonna move more WiiU's in the West than Mario Kart
Gamers throw away their principles for their favorite big games in my experience
The buyers remorse comes later then they sell their shit and rebuy it five times over to play the next hot game
Its a vicious cycle
It didn't have next gen competition but it was competing with this small underdog console, you may have heard of it, called the PS2.
Just saying that there is people who will buy the console solely for the exclusives. Halo will get me on the platform, I'll pick up any third party games I want on x1 because of that choice.I missed the point. What it has to do with the Op?
I don't know why people are shaking their heads at this, I think they're probably spot on about the XB1 turning things around. They're already outpacing 360 sales, its just that the PS4 is gone through the roof so people thunk its doing badly. The XB1 has some really good games and more on the way. MS has also been very aggressive with updates to the XB1's OS, and Sony has been lagging far behind. I can see people starting to take another look at MS' system, and its very possible that in some month (or months) in 2015 it could outsell the PS4. In the US at least.
I own a PS4. I do not own an XB1. But it is looking more and more attractive as time goes on to pick one up.
Xbone has chance of closing to the PS4 only in US and UK after few years of hard battle.
I like it when people quote a massive number of games as if gamers are gonna buy every single game on a system. 150 to 90 means a lot less than you make it seem in my opinion. I'd argue most people are gonna look for the big exclusives and a few cross-platform games. In that scenario, quote away all the games that the ps4 has over the xbox one. Doesn't mean anything.
even if the company isn't likely to surpass Sony's meteoric success with PlayStation 4 any time soon. Indeed, Sony itself taught Microsoft that launching a console isn't a sprint, and that no one should ever count out a seemingly wounded, and even down-and-out competitor
Someone told them that Crackdown is not 2015 ?
I know there are a lot of Xbox haters on here, but personally, as someone with no allegiance to either system (I owned both last-gen systems and neither of the current gen ones), the Xbone has the more appealing exclusives as of right now. Sunset Overdrive, Forza Horizon 2 and Halo MCC are a whole lot more interesting to me than whatever Sony's got.
I honestly hope the Xbone keeps doing well since competition's good for everyone.
No, it's not. I don't understand where this is coming from.
Competitive platforms are good for the consumer. Sales parity is completely irrelevant to the consumer. In fact, if one platform lags behind the other, it is because the consumer has decided that one platform is not actually good for them. That is how it works. The dog wags the tail.
This "competition is good" thing has grown completely into a monster. Competition is the means by which a lessor is weeded out. If a platform is weaker, it should lose. That is competition. This whole "parity is good for the consumer"/"two platforms selling well is good for the consumer" sentiment is bizarre.
What you are espousing is not capitalism or competition but instead crony capitalism in which market competitors are propped up for the sake of having market competitors.
This is unrelated to my point, which is that an annoyingly large chunk of those who say Microsoft has better games don't even know Sony's lineup, yet will dismiss it.
By the game title "Inside" do they mean "Below"?
No. "Inside" is made by the creators of "Limbo."
Who is saying that?
Sony's 2015 lineup is insane
It will remain the leader and fly past anything on the global scale at least
Not exactly sure how XB1 is gonna stack up for 2015 but I think they will at the very least tread water and remain a solid Number 2 in the market
Nintendo is a damn wild card but maybe they make enough money in the homeland to keep trucking along. Kind of sounds like Xbox's position here except Xbox is no where near as dominant in the states and Nintendo is in Japan
I think it will be more PlayStation hitting its stride after all the delays in the titles this year There are a few big titles out in the beginning of the year and a few important indie titles as well.
Sony must have a plan in place if they have this event in December.
Xbox can hit its stride as well but I could be mistaken but I don't see any big titles until at least September. It looks like they are going the same strategy as this year leaving all the titles to the end of the year to maximise sales in the Christmas period. Spenser said himself the important months are September to December.
They have a big shot this year with Xmas and MCC
After that though?
WHo the hell knows. No way Halo 5 is gonna make waves. They are still gonna get all the big Multiplats regardless so I dunno what to expect
Once the holidays are over its gonna be a WiiU situation for X1. The only difference being that they will still have support in the US. People thought the lull between TF and FH2 was bad this year, its gonna be way worse in 2015.
Somehow PS4 has managed to cruise through the first year with no real hitters, slow updates and generally worse console deals but MS has still failed to capitalise on this. From Bloodborne onwards its going to be rough.
I keep reading that X1 is selling ahead of 360 at this point in time but is this still true?
I hope it's a damn sight better than Limbo.
Looked like it might be, so that's a good start...
By the game title "Inside" do they mean "Below"?
You didn't like Limbo?
Limbo was awesome, you shut up now.
No screenshot feature for you!
To me it seems like 2015 is shaping up to be a great year in general for gaming, for all three consoles.
Sony needed something to do after TheOrder was delayed. a preview event will undoubtedly sell a few units while keeping mindshare.
so Halo5 isn't going to make waves but the MCC is? is it just me or does this seem ass-backwards?
I would think the next big game in a franchise would get people to go out and buy consoles, not a 10 year old remake.
I have all of the current gen systems, and I still find myself turning on my XB1 more than the others. There is literally nothing on the PS4 this Fall that I have any interest in playing.![]()
To me it seems like 2015 is shaping up to be a great year in general for gaming, for all three consoles. I'd guess it's a safe enough assumption that the Xbox One will do better too, on the whole, even if it doesn't match the sales performance of the PS4. It's a reasonable prediction, anyway.
Agreed.
Lol @ people in the comments section saying that Wii U will sell better than the Xbox one...
IGN said:Analyzing the limited data available makes it clear that Xbox One is selling healthily for Microsoft. Xbox One sales are steadily outpacing the Xbox 360's nearly a year into their respective races.
The battle for second place sure is interesting.Lol @ people in the comments section saying that Wii U will sell better than the Xbox one...
This was is a scientifically sound survey conducted in cooperation with Ipsos, with a larger sample size than most presidential polls. It's a nationally representative survey of gamers, segmented into 5 categories. You're going to see a lot more about it on IGN soon.
Another fun fact the survey revealed: core gamers spend more money not just on games compared to non-gamers, but they also spend more money on music, movies, TV, and apps.
If MS cant change the trend in 2014 it will only get worse in 2015 given Sony's lineup for 2015.