To play Wipeout and Riiiiiiiiiidge Racerrrrrrrrr of course!Gaikai is also launched next year although what the hell the draw of that is I really don't know!
To play Wipeout and Riiiiiiiiiidge Racerrrrrrrrr of course!Gaikai is also launched next year although what the hell the draw of that is I really don't know!
Well everything you've said can be applied to both camps so it's a wash. The fact is early next year (when sales will struggle) MS has very little compared to Sony, and anything announced at E3 will likely be for the following year, and as I've already said I can't see the PS4 momentum slowing...I mean, why would it?
What big PS4 games are we waiting to be released very soon except of Bloodborne?
Did I ever tell you, you are an asshole?
Thats a very unlikely target. I dont understand though. Why should we associate such a high target with momentum?To maintain momentum in the US Sony would have to sell 9.6 Million in one year in the US alone. Is that likely to happen?
Not following these numbers... They've sold roughly 14 million world wide.To maintain momentum in the US Sony would have to sell 9.6 Million in one year in the US alone. Is that likely to happen?
Thats a very unlikely target. I dont understand though. Why should we associate such a high target with momentum?
Haven't they been selling roughly 1 million a month world wide? I think that's about right and also think its sustainable. However if MS can continue to subsidize cost of adaption for XB1 we might see some of that number move to MS.Because the original post said they didn't see Sony momentum slowing down. I took the logical approach of using the current momentum of 800K sold in one month and continued that for the year.
Haven't they been selling roughly 1 million a month world wide? I think that's about right and also think its sustainable. However if MS can continue to subsidize cost of adaption for XB1 we might see some of that number move to MS.
Oh I dont think he meant that.Because the original post said they didn't see Sony momentum slowing down. I took the logical approach of using the current momentum of 800K sold in one month and continued that for the year.
It's possible - nay likely - that Microsoft have heavily cannibalised their January and February sales with their very generous sale.
January and February often show a lull in sales anyway but for any prospective Xbox One buyers who were planning or saving to buy a One early next year, then the November / December price cut is a phenomemally tempting reason to stretch yourself and get it earlier than planned, rather than in one or two months time when the price goes back up and the tempting bundles disappear.
If all they achieve with the sale is front-loading sales for the November thru February period and, on average, sell no more than they would have done anyway, but have also lost revenue because of the sales and bundles, then that's not great except in PR terms.
Of course WHAT IF questions are impossible to answer, but they'll be a sense of sales in January and February using whatever metrics people can scrape together.
Oh I dont think he meant that.
Perhaps he meant very very healthy sales and more sales than competition.
its very true both ways. I never said anything else except that I'm sure MS has more games at e3 so I wouldn't worry about them.
Sony is going into 2015 with a more expensive console and while it has some earlier exclusives they are really unknown quantities since neither of them are a continuation of previous franchises and at least for the order its getting mixed reviews as of now( its still early however)
Don't forget that while Sunset / Halo and Forza horizion were out this year they will continue to sell and be a motivating force for new buyers in January and Feb of 2015.
I don't think its that cut and dry for 2015. in 2013 early 2014 a lot of people though that Sony would have more exclusives than MS this holiday and it didn't work out that way.
Forza Horizon 2 probably sell less than Drive Club. The sales of driving game comes from Europe and except in UK the gap between Xbox One and PS4 is huge... Much bigger than PS3 and 360 for The moment. 7:1 in Spain, 4:1 in Germany. In March I heard4:1 for monthly sale in France and 5:1 for December.
Forza sells much less than GT because Playstation console are more popular in Europe.
The point was that there's a lot more Playstations in EU than X1, so it's more likely that DC sold more because of the larger install base. It's not like PS4 owners have a choice between DC and Forza. For us it's DC or DC. Do we even have figures to confirm these sales?That's a shame if Europe would rather buy a buggy broken game than a really solid game like forza .
Seems to be very silly if you ask me.