Canada's dollar has only increased in value vs the yen in the last year, though, and it's price increased anyway. It's not too far off from USD.See posts in the PS5 thread I made. Basically this is due to increased cost to manufacture which led to an increased price in Japan. Then other countries prices were increased to roughly match the current selling price in Japan after currency conversion. Countries like the US didn't have an increase due to the relative strength of the currency versus the Yen.
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Once they are both able to meet demand then it will be a bigger focus. As I said xbox is already selling very well.
This year hasn't been great at all games wise and they've been able to do well based on having quality hardware at a good price point, gamepass and the promis that their studios will be releasing games.
Next year I'm expecting games to start to drop and that's what will swing people even more.
Especially in regions that are mainly PS centric, which is where they need to do better in. It's less about cost for them.
They are already very competive on price especially having XSS and sales.
Unlike last gen xbox is in a really good place, and even then they couldn't just sell it for peanuts to gain market share.
PS - I did say exclusives, you saying they won best publisher in 2021 when lot of the games was on PS doesn't really address it.
Just shows their capable.
Canada's dollar has only increased in value vs the yen in the last year, though, and it's price increased anyway. It's not too far off from USD.
Did you not see their comment today?
we definitely not using VG Chartz.
They are not an analysis company, at least their numbers are not credible and are often subject to change. If you screen scraped their website and compared it qtr ot qtr you will see a lot of volatility when official numbers are released. Quite frankly, it's not entirely sure how their numbers are generated.What you mean?
They are not an analysis company, at least their numbers are not credible and are often subject to change. If you screen scraped their website and compared it qtr ot qtr you will see a lot of volatility when official numbers are released. Quite frankly, it's not entirely sure how their numbers are generated.
Yea I was going to say it seemed low. But I believe it’s about 360 speed and they took it nearly at face value. It was announced it a beating 360 so they put it about that range. I think it should be higher but I’m not sure by how much. Global counts are much tougher than NA only counts.Those estimates from Ampere Analysis firm are not accurate.
We know for an absolute certainly they were over 12 million as an absolute lowest bounds floor before January 11 2022. There has been substantially increased availability since that time. Xbox has been the highest selling unit-wise current-gen console in the US for 3 quarters now (for the US). To suggest less than 1.8 million Series X and S consoles have sold in 8 months World Wide is so laughably wrong.
What is the source the of 12 million figure? I googled it and the top hit was a VGChartz article which was at least was reporting analyst Daniel Ahmad at Niko Partners tweeting on 11 January that "his estimates put shipment figures for the Xbox Series X|S at over 12 million units."Those estimates from Ampere Analysis firm are not accurate.
We know for an absolute certainly they were over 12 million as an absolute lowest bounds floor before January 11 2022. There has been substantially increased availability since that time. Xbox has been the highest selling unit-wise current-gen console in the US for 3 quarters now (for the US). To suggest less than 1.8 million Series X and S consoles have sold in 8 months World Wide is so laughably wrong.
What is the source the of 12 million figure?
So what's the source for the previous generation Xbox sales that sold 12m in the same period (14 months?) after release that we can take that statement as meaning 12m minimum?There was a Phil Spencer interview by the New York Times that was published in early January 2022 here it was said "at this point... sold more of this generation of Xboxes, which is Xbox Series X and S, than we had any previous version of Xboxes.". Using that statement with historical sales figures of all previous Xbox consoles put it as an absolute lower bounds of 12 million. We don't know the actual fugure but we know what it is more than.