It's not going to sell as many copies if its bundled...
I suppose it would be more accurate to say it moved more units rather than sales.
It's not going to sell as many copies if its bundled...
I suppose it would be more accurate to say it moved more units rather than sales.
You have that data?
I got my FIFA 14 bundled for free.Must have been a slap in the face to see that FIFA14 sold more on the PS4 having gone to the trouble of making it a bundle game on the xbone.
It was Wii Play, not Wii Sports. And WIi Play was bundled with a WIimote at a minimal premium over a Wiimote alone, which is what made people question the legitimacy of it's sales numbers.
Wii Sports is credited with the title of best-selling game ever because it was bundled with all Wiis until ~2009 (after which they bundled Sports Resort).
The second best-selling game ever is Super Mario Bros which.. bundled with the NES/Famicom.
...only one which features the most addictive and fun game mode, Ultimate Team.
01 (01) PS4 FIFA 14 (ELECTRONIC ARTS)
02 (03) 360 CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTS (ACTIVISION BLIZZARD)
03 (05) 360 GRAND THEFT AUTO V (TAKE 2)
04 (30) PS4 KILLZONE: SHADOW FALL (SONY COMPUTER ENT.)
05 (09) PS4 CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTS (ACTIVISION BLIZZARD)
06 (06) 360 FIFA 14 (ELECTRONIC ARTS)
07 (04) 360 MINECRAFT: XBOX 360 EDITION (MICROSOFT)
08 (08) PS4 BATTLEFIELD 4 (ELECTRONIC ARTS)
09 (02) 360 ASSASSIN'S CREED IV: BLACK FLAG (UBISOFT)
10 (07) XBO FIFA 14 (ELECTRONIC ARTS)
Sony’s PS4 ‘Killzone: Shadow Fall’ climbs 13 places back into the Top 10 at No8 (+63%) as PS4 hardware stock hits retail
Sales of PS4 and Xbox One for Germany were previously a guarded secret. Now the figures for the German market were abandoned and Sony also has the edge. Since launch of the PS4 on 29 November PS4 250,000 consoles were sold in Germany by the end of December 2013. The Xbox One appeared in this country on 22 November and has sold 100,000 copies. The figures are derived from the market research company Media Control GfK.
Ya, Knack also jumped 10 spots this week.
Second week in a row that Fifa PS4 tops the charts.
Over in the US, Amazon.com just had 400+ PS4s in stock and they sold out within 20min. Really curious to see when the PS4 will finally be readily available. Back in October I guessed around February at the absolute latest, but now I think it might be even longer, which is crazy considering how many they sold already.
Translation:
Sales of PS4 and Xbox One for Germany were previously a guarded secret. Now the figures for the German market were abandoned and Sony also has the edge. Since launch of the PS4 on 29 November PS4 250,000 consoles were sold in Germany by the end of December 2013. The Xbox One appeared in this country on 22 November and has sold 100,000 copies. The figures are derived from the market research company Media Control GfK.
Some figures from Media Control to give an idea about the german market:
Germany LTD hardware sales (in million):
NDS 7,5
PS2 5,9
Wii 4,6
PS3 3,9
360 2,4
PSP 2,0
3DS 1,6
PSV 0,2
WiiU 0,16
Total 28
Germany Q1-Q3 2013 hardware sales :
3DS 347k (343k)
PS3 280k (424k)
360 165k (220k)
Wii 85k (192k)
WiiU 75k
PSP 48k
PSV 48k
NA:
PS4 1.14 million
Xbox One:909,132
UK:
PS4 530,000
Xbox One: 364,000
Spain:
PS4:134,000
Xbox One:28k
France:
PS4:100k *first 2 weeks
Xbox One 50k* first 3 weeks*
AU:
Xbox One:65,917
Germany:
PS4 250K
Xbox One 100K
Yep very interesting and it looks like it's trending along the same path as PS3 vs 360 in those markets.
It's surprising how much it is in the main, but still the One is slipping some vs 360 in some ways. For example, the UK (although even that could be argued to be a natural occurrence of this Sony console not being 599 and a year late).
The other x factor is how things will look once Ps4 catches up to demand. A certain ratio while one is supply constrained isn't necessarily a true picture.
And to me all this is temporary while the One is 499, which I think it will be 399 no later than fall 2014, unless somehow the sales start to organically increase. Microsoft is probably just looking to hold the fort for now.
We expect hardware sales of 900,000 Xbox One units and 1.2 million PS4 units in their second month of release. On January 6, Microsoft announced Xbox One worldwide sell-through of over three million units before the end of 2013. Microsoft announced over one million consoles sold-through worldwide in the first 24 hours, and announced Xbox One sell-through of over two million units worldwide in 18 days.
On January 7, Sony announced cumulative PS4 sell-through of over 4.2 million units as of December 28. Previously, Sony announced that 1 million PS4 units sold-through in the first day of release and announced that worldwide PS4 sell-through had surpassed 2.1 million units as of December 1. For current-gen, we expect 550,000 Wii U units (up 19 percent year-over-year), 600,000 Xbox 360 units (down 57 percent year-over-year), and 500,000 PS3 units (down 21 percent year-over-year).
This is not fact, but a rumor! But from all indications within the realm/circle I deal with, PS4 sales did outpace XB1 North American sales for December. So an unofficial heads up...
The rest of the post says XB360 hasn't been that poor versus PS3, so I think that's an inaccurate myth.At least in these deep Europe, poor for Xbox markets.
I think that December's NPD numbers are going to be close. I'm more interested in January sales for X1 and February or March sales for PS4. Basically I'm interested to see how they both sell with no supply issues... the PS4 hasn't reached that point yet.
But it's not really a supply issue is it? The number of units produced each month will not change. The only variable really is the demand for those units.
At the moment the PS4's demand is outstripping supply whereas the XB1 demand seems to have tailed off and the supply is now exceeding it.
Judging by the speed at which units are moving on Amazon for example, then it wouldn't be much of a reach to say that the PS4 has at least another 2 to 3 months of sell outs.