Damn much better than I thought. Yay for the game industry, sucks for my ranking. Impressed by the Switch with just Kirby.
MLB has more than one SKUSo (1) Kirby > MLB but (2) MLB > Kirby... How?
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RIP my prediction :(
Come on guys, math is easy....
Switch did 906k in March 17. Minus 66% gives us 308k for March 18.
Multiplied with 1.15 gives 354k or PS4; and multiplied with .97 gives us 299k for XB1.
March is 308k, February was 280k. Do we have a number for January? January would need to be >= 318k to match or exceed last year's Q1.Very good month overall.
Switch is slighty down YOY ( Jan- March) right? I think there was a bet about this but maybe i'm wrong.
And a dozen math teachers, somewhere, suddenly hang their heads with a feeling of failure they can't quite place. And it all comes from this thread.
Should be around 270/280kMarch is 308k, February was 280k. Do we have a number for January? January would need to be >= 318k to match or exceed last year's Q1.
And a dozen math teachers, somewhere, suddenly hang their heads with a feeling of failure they can't quite place. And it all comes from this thread.
Xbox One has been the best performing console of the year so far in the US accounting for both sales and growth.
HahahahahaAnd a dozen math teachers, somewhere, suddenly hang their heads with a feeling of failure they can't quite place. And it all comes from this thread.
Dammit! I underestimated the PS4 by 50k. Anyway, congrats SIE.
XBC2 did 280k. For Star Allies to reach that it would need to more than double the number triple deluxe did on 3ds. Definitely not impossible, but quite difficult to achieve. I think Kirby will be around 250k for March, so slightly below XBC2 and around what Arms did iirc.Kinda wonder where Kirby ranks in biggest releases. Wonder if it did better than XC2 or ARMS?
Yeah strong performance in the US by Microsoft this year.
Oh, okay. That makes sense. So MLB > Kirby overall?!
Why just to Sony? All three companies sold well, with just an 18% difference between all three. All the will most likely surpass 1 million units moved come next month as well.Dammit! I underestimated the PS4 by 50k. Anyway, congrats SIE.
And a dozen math teachers, somewhere, suddenly hang their heads with a feeling of failure they can't quite place.
I interpret as revenue
Remember that this "chart" does not include digital sales.
By revenue, yes. By units, we don't know
The sales gao between the ps4 and xbox continues to increase.
Does Microsoft include digital? Sea of Thieves sounds like a title that would be majority digital as rank it pretty high?
Argh... ffs! I'm forgetting that every damn month.
What's actually wrong? The math itself or the basic assumption behind the whole calculation?
Does Microsoft include digital? Sea of Thieves sounds like a title that would be majority digital as rank it pretty high?
Not necessarily. Kirby was below MLB in revenue when combining all SKUs, but it may be ahead in sheer units. The other data point - that Kirby sold more than the biggest MLB sku - makes this more likely, but definitely not certain of course.
I interpret as revenue
MLB>Kirby
Units
Kirby>MLB
No digital though but it's safe to say both did well digitally.
Well...Why just to Sony? All three companies sold well, with just an 18% difference between all three. All the will most likely surpass 1 million units moved come next month as well.
"It doesn't matter if you win by a mile or an inch, winning is winning!"Why just to Sony? All three companies sold well, with just an 18% difference between all three. All the will most likely surpass 1 million units moved come next month as well.
I got to say congrats to sony, aren't they the most conservative when it comes to price cuts this year?
"It doesn't matter if you win by a mile or an inch, winning is winning!"
But anyways seems switch won't be sweeping the year like I expected. Seems switch and ps4 will be duking it out for first throughout the year.
A quick note on US console sales in March
It's unsurprising that Hardware sales volume in the US was down 30% YoY and software sales was down 18% due to a harsh comparison against March 17 when the Switch was released.
The relative sales volumes of game hardware was:
YoY
On the software side (digital not included):
Why would the majority be digital? Is the 20-30% digital assumption not true anymore?Digital hasn't been released yet. I'd imagine the majority of that would be digital.
Why would the majority be digital? Is the 20-30% digital assumption not true anymore?
Yes, but GamePass downloads isn't counted in the charts I believe.
Why would the majority be digital? Is the 20-30% digital assumption not true anymore?