Maybe Sony is buying up all the units from Amazon?
Or MS Christmas gifts for friends and family.
Maybe Sony is buying up all the units from Amazon?
But the item is NOT the one with GTA-V bundled.
S4 taking November would be huge and basically mean it is the console of choice this generation. But I think MS has it in the bag. With a lower p;rice and all the $330 deals on Black Friday I don't see how XB1 couldn't sell more than PS4 overall. Sony could still take December if they continue along their current p;ath, but they will need some type of bundle if the BF bundles don't run for the entirety of the holiday season. But yeah if Sony takes November then it basically means PS4 is the dominant console this gen, even in the US.
MS is obviously trying VERY hard to win the holiday months. I think they will be very shocked if they don't win.
Also fits in with the hints/outlines already given for PS4/X1 (PS4 down ~50% month over month, X1 down maybe ~40%, which would have had PS4 at 270k and X1 at 170k IIRC)
Something is definitely wrong here:
Wal-Mart scammed into selling PlayStation 4 for $90
Customers have misused Wal-Mart's price match promotion to obtain $400 PlayStation 4 consoles for less than a quarter of the retail price using third-party sellers on Amazon.
The company announced on Nov. 13 that it would price-match select online retailers, including Amazon.com.
However, any Amazon member with a registered selling account can create authentic looking pages and list items "for sale" online. Consumers need only take a screen capture of the page and show it to a cashier at checkout in order to request the price match.
Wal-Mart's online price match policy states, "We're committed to providing low prices every day, on everything. So if you find a current lower online price from an online retailer on an identical, in-stock product, tell us and we'll match it."
Few employees appear to have verified the legitimacy of these online deals as many customers were able to purchase gaming systems for $90.
The scam seems to have been initiated after Sears accidentally listed several Nintendo consoles on its site for $60, according to Consumerist, a consumer advocacy site.
Members of Twitter and Reddit communities have posted pictures of receipts documenting that Wal-Mart had accepted these fake Amazon listings.
Marketplace sales aren't factored into Amazon's sales charts AFAIK. They've been killing and cancelling the bonus sellers quickly since yesterday. Some of you may have to accept the fact that PS4 sales are just picking up thanks to gtav & lbp3.
And here's the shoe falling on just WTF happened with the PS4 Amazon listing: http://www.cnbc.com/id/102197050
Apparently they do, as Wii U hardware sales are only in the top 100 due to resellers. Amazon does not directly sell the Wii U.
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