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https://www.gamespot.com/articles/ps5-xbox-series-x-and-pc-part-shortages-wont-end-soon-says-amd
Lisa Su AMD CEO told PS5, Xbox SEries X and PC part shortage will not be resolved before second half of 2021.
Quality journalism.Gamespot said:Stock of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X has been a nightmare since launch
if the switch pro / 2 plays all the same switch games they could actually just keep the switch on the market. Just put the switch pro at a higher price.So Nintendo can milk the Switch for a couple more years, at least financially.
No big financial incentive for them to release a next gen Switch.
It would be interesting to see if it explodes in Chinese market - I mean having market bigger than all the markets combined.... I understand that they are not selling consoles there? Or do they?So Nintendo can milk the Switch for a couple more years, at least financially.
Nintendo has an agreement with, you guessed it, Tencent for distribution. Still early days and very low volumes, comparatively. But growing.It would be interesting to see if it explodes in Chinese market - I mean having market bigger than all the markets combined.... I understand that they are not selling consoles there? Or do they?
Guess It won't surpass Nintendo DS.
- PlayStation reached an all-time high of $8.45B Revenue in a single quarter, a new record for the industry
- Previous biggest quarterly revenue was Sony Q3 FY18 with ¥790.6bn (= $7.00B)
- A jump by +11.7% from previous biggest quarterly revenue
- First time, any platform holder ever reached $8 Billion in a single quarteR
- PlayStation reached an all-time high of 22.74B Revenue in 2020 and set a new record for the industry
- Previous record was Sony 2018 with $20.43B Revenue
- The second time PlayStation broke the $20B barrier
- Only PlayStation ever generated more than $18.5B Revenue in a single calendar year, let alone $20B
- PlayStation generated $3.33B Profits in 2020, a new record for them (despite the launch of a new hardware)
- First time, they broke the $3B barrier
- Previous most profitable year was 2018 with $2.41B Profits
- PlayStation 5 sold-in 4.5m units, same as PS4's record
- PlayStation Network reached an all-time high of $5.06B Revenue in Q3 FY20 (Oct-Dec) ; +35.4% YoY
- Previous record was $4.53B Revenue in Q1 FY20 (April-June 2020)
- PlayStation Network reached an all-time high of $16.55B Revenue in 2020 (+28.9% YoY)
- Previous record was $12.52B Revenue in 2018
- PlayStation Software & Services reached an all-time high of $5.54B Revenue in Q3 FY20 (Oct-Dec) ; +34.0% YoY
- Previous record was $4.89B Revenue in Q1 FY20 (April-June 2020)
- PlayStation Software & Services reached an all-time high of $18.49B Revenue in 2020 (+30.1% YoY)
- Previous record was $14.61B Revenue in 2018
- Over $8.45B Revenue and $0.767B Profit between October-December 2020 (Q3 FY20)
- Biggest Revenue ever for PlayStation (and for any platform holder) during any quarter
- Top 3 biggest Quarterly Revenue ever:
- Sony Q3 FY20
- Sony Q3 FY18
- Sony Q3 FY17
- To show how big Revenue are, during this one single quarter (Q3 FY20) Revenue are higher than :
- any full fiscal year during PS1 generation (FY95 to FY99)
- 3 full fiscal year during PS2 generation (FY00/03/04)
- 4 full fiscal year during PS3 generation (FY09 to FY12)
- (A graph later in the thread will show you that)
- 2nd best Operating Profit ever for PlayStation during Q3
- 6th best Operating Profit ever for PlayStation during any quarter
- Best Operating Profit ever for PlayStation during a launch hardware quarter
- PS1 : no numbers but most likely not profitable
- PS2 : ¥26.0bn ($245M) loss [Jan-Mar 2000] / ¥13.9bn ($245M) loss [Oct-Dec 2000]
- PS3 : ¥54.2bn ($464M) loss [Oct-Dec 2006] / ¥107.8bn ($910M) loss [Jan-Mar 2007]
- PS4 : ¥12.4bn ($123M) profits [Oct-Dec 2013]
- PS5 : ¥50.0bn ($767M) profits [Oct-Dec 2020]
- Hardware:
- PS5 : 4.5m units sold-in
- Biggest console launch in video game history, surpassing PS4's 4.5m units
- PS4 : 1.4m units sold-in (LTD: 114.9m)
- Software:
- PS4/PS5 : 103.7m games sold-in
- including 18.4m Sony-published games
- 17.7% of total PS5 games sold this Q3
- PS4 Software digital ratio : 53%
- PlayStation Store had its biggest Revenue ever during Q3 with more than $4.14B (+41.9% YoY)
- including Digital Software & Add-on content
- PlayStation Software & Services saw their biggest Revenue ever during Q3 with more than $5.54B (+34.0% YoY)
- including Physical / Digital Software & Add-on content / Services
- 114m MAU (monthly active users)
- 114m active users each spent about $113.89 on average on PS Store in 2020
- It includes Digital Software + Add-on but no Services revenue
- That average spending grew +26.3% YoY
- Biggest yearly average spending per active user ever recorded on PS Store
- FY2020 Updated Forecast :
- $25.53B Revenue & $3.30B Profit... it would be:
- Biggest Revenue for PlayStation (and for any platform holder) in video game history
- 2nd best Operating Profit ever for PlayStation
So the gaming diving had 8 biliion revenue?
Xbox had 3 or something right?
Interesting. I wonder if Xbox One sold around 80 mil. we would have basically same amount of revenue. But the difference in revenue is similar to the console sales though.This is 5 billions for Xbox division, best quarter ever for the Xbox division.
Interesting. I wonder if Xbox One sold around 80 mil. we would have basically same amount of revenue. But the difference in revenue is similar to the console sales though.
Another thing regarding PS4 as it seems it is dying fast. Probably won't reach PS2 numbers. I wonder why would not they drop the price? To offset PS4 losses?