Global hardware sales figures for major consoles have been shared online, and it appears that the PlayStation 4 is still far and away the most popular console in the world at the moment. Over 325,000 units of the PS4 were sold in the sales week starting April 11, which is almost seven times as many Xbox One units that were sold.
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Vita means life...
The original Xbox One was a mess, no one can deny that. Microsoft eventually started taking all the right steps, first with the refreshed One S, then with the risky mid-gen One X, and lastly with the disrupting Game Pass subscription.
That's why the Xbox Series X is puzzling. Microsoft desperately needs to grow its user base to be a force in the console market (i.e., have more pull with 3rd-party software houses). Ergo, they really needed to sell their console like "hot cakes"... but everything about the Series X sounds like a more expensive console (that is the opposite of a fast seller).
I'm guessing that by the time Lockhart is ready to be released, Sony will be announcing the "PS5 pro", surpassing the power of the series X. Sony only needs to match XSX to get their loyal fans in, while Microsoft needs to regain gamers with the lure of a much better deal. Very interesting times ahead people, no one can predict what will happen (as everyone is playing a game of chicken with each other)!
You do know that MS doesnt share Xbox sales numbers for soooo long that the whole post doesnt make sense....
No one gives a deck about current gen anymore. It's all about next gen now.
beating a dead horse here. Don't know why we're still talking about how ps4 is selling more than xbox at the end of a generation. next gen is literally months away and i know i'm not alone when I saw I'm looking to tomorrow, not yesterday. and tomorrow - xbox is coming in a lot stronger.