*chortle*PS4 sales were terrible before the launch of the PS4.
*chortle*PS4 sales were terrible before the launch of the PS4.
And PS4 sold almost 200 times better with PS4 Slim launch, 11 times look bad for a revision.
What? It only sold 0.22 times better according to this thread.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1286204
Like it didn't before...Pro and Slim are selling to difference audience pretty much.
Every core Gamer I know here in Portugal picked the Pro BUT all those teens are picking up Slims with Cod and Fifa etc.
PS4 now covers all markets.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...nd-xbox-one-machines-sold-in-the-uk-last-week
Sony Sold over 65k(over 40k Pro) - £20m Revenue
XBO Sold 45k - £9m Revenue.
Wow so I was actually over.
Then CoD week:
Xbox One: 24k
PS4: 21k
I have high hopes of the PS4 Pro settling in the market as the new 'default' PS4 unit.
I mean, the 100$ difference between it and the PS4 Slim is a no-brainer for the kind of hardware you receive.
I have high hopes of the PS4 Pro settling in the market as the new 'default' PS4 unit.
I mean, the 100$ difference between it and the PS4 Slim is a no-brainer for the kind of hardware you receive.
MS slashed the xbone price for 70 pounds? They are going to take a beating in the financial report for this holiday quarter if they continue like this.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...nd-xbox-one-machines-sold-in-the-uk-last-week
PS4 Sold over 65k (over 40k Pro) - £20m Revenue
XBO Sold 45k - £9m Revenue.
Let's see if we can figure this, roughly.
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That lines up the PS4 selling 44% more than the XB1 and 51k looks very reasonable for the Pro. Of course these numbers might not be accurate at all and might be higher but it gives an idea on how much each system might have sold last week. A very healthy week for console sales and a good opening for Pro.
40k for Pro is still good. PS3 Slim did 41k for comparison back in 2009.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...nd-xbox-one-machines-sold-in-the-uk-last-week
PS4 Sold over 65k (over 40k Pro) - £20m Revenue
XBO Sold 45k - £9m Revenue.
Why so defensive?Bu....but.... that missing 4K Blu-Ray disc-drive! Sony am doomed!!
I thought it would do better during launch week tbh as it's more than just a standard slim revision.
So Power > Price then?
That revenue difference :O
So Power > Price then?
It remains to be seen but I think that may well be the case. If this and the Scorpio prove to be long term successes by contininuously outselling the "old" SKU then I think these mid-gen premium refreshes will become a permanent fixture.
It seems to work for most other consumer electronic devices so I don't see why that wouldn't be the case for consoles anymore. Consumers are no longer adverse to spending a lot of money on electronics like they once were.
Xbox One is having massive price cuts.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...nd-xbox-one-machines-sold-in-the-uk-last-week
PS4 Sold over 65k (over 40k Pro) - £20m Revenue
XBO Sold 45k - £9m Revenue.
So Xbox One November - 69K
PS4 November - 86K
Black Friday will decide the winner.
That revenue difference :O
Basically tons of super discounted Xboxes last week.
Xbox One is having massive price cuts.
Yesterday Tesco was selling for £179
Xbox One 500GB Console - Matte Black
Forza Horizon 3
Gears of War 4
Rise of The Tomb Raider
Quantum Break
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...nd-xbox-one-machines-sold-in-the-uk-last-week
PS4 Sold over 65k (over 40k Pro) - £20m Revenue
XBO Sold 45k - £9m Revenue.
I thought it would do better during launch week tbh as it's more than just a standard slim revision.
Wow that's scary tbh.
Slashing prices that much to bolster numbers and lose more per unit? Wheres that image with the dude in the shop saying "we'll make it up in volume" and "lets have a potion sale". I'm expecting the same to happen in the US but it seems like a strategy to only generate positive headlines.
The 4 games cost £116.27, leaving an xbox one at £62.73.
and to get people on your platform, as PSN revenue Numbers have shown digital stores are where the money is.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...nd-xbox-one-machines-sold-in-the-uk-last-week
PS4 Sold over 65k (over 40k Pro) - £20m Revenue
XBO Sold 45k - £9m Revenue.
I am not fully convinced that slashing the price that much is going to bring in the crowd that goes out and spends money on digital library. They will have to combine slashing of hardware price with slashing of digital software price to accomplish that. Even then I am not convinced that crowd buying consoles at £180 with three games spends that much on video gaming to begin with.and to get people on your platform, as PSN revenue Numbers have shown digital stores are where the money is.
The 4 games cost £116.27, leaving an xbox one at £62.73.
Dat fire sale.http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...nd-xbox-one-machines-sold-in-the-uk-last-week
PS4 Sold over 65k (over 40k Pro) - £20m Revenue
XBO Sold 45k - £9m Revenue.
Revenue does not equal profit for either company.http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...nd-xbox-one-machines-sold-in-the-uk-last-week
PS4 Sold over 65k (over 40k Pro) - £20m Revenue
XBO Sold 45k - £9m Revenue.
Revenue does not equal profit for either company.
MS need to stay as relevant as possible in US and UK until Scorpio. That's their real chance at changing status quo. Thus I suspect right now their focus is trying to keep market share and momentum going vs making money.Slashing prices that much to bolster numbers and lose more per unit? Wheres that image with the dude in the shop saying "we'll make it up in volume" and "lets have a potion sale". I'm expecting the same to happen in the US but it seems like a strategy to only generate positive headlines.
The 4 games cost £116.27, leaving an xbox one at £62.73.
I have high hopes of the PS4 Pro settling in the market as the new 'default' PS4 unit.
I mean, the 100$ difference between it and the PS4 Slim is a no-brainer for the kind of hardware you receive.
A profit could be anything from £2 per Pro to £30 per slim. As I said. Microsoft could have 10m in revenue and be making relative pennies.Sony is selling Pro at a profit and Slim at an even bigger profit.
Microsoft is basically incurring into inventory loss here to get rid of old units that are still around.
Slashing prices that much to bolster numbers and lose more per unit? Wheres that image with the dude in the shop saying "we'll make it up in volume" and "lets have a potion sale". I'm expecting the same to happen in the US but it seems like a strategy to only generate positive headlines.