The PS4 pro didn't have supply issues though.Not a t all, considering heavy PS4 Pro supply issues during launch months. Stock was very thin to begin with.
http://www.playstationlifestyle.net...ficant-amount-ps4-pro-stock-launch-christmas/
The PS4 pro didn't have supply issues though.Not a t all, considering heavy PS4 Pro supply issues during launch months. Stock was very thin to begin with.
Just goes to show there are people on Xbox who play games other than military shooters.Overwatch is a Blizzard game so it's kibda an exception. It's also a shooter which really helps.
Fortnite is only as popular as it is because it's free to play and riding on the hype of the genre and lack of PUBG on console.
They have to 'pick up' the ball before they can drop it. I get that you like the game and that's fine but be realistic and there no metric that points to SOT being a big title. In fact it's been delayed many times, which gives me the impression of troubled development.
The PS4 pro didn't have supply issues though.
http://www.playstationlifestyle.net...ficant-amount-ps4-pro-stock-launch-christmas/
"It is way ahead of our expectations," adds Sony global sales chief Jim Ryan. "As with PSVR, and I suppose in forecasting these things we haven't done a very good job, the product is in desperately short supply. So that's one-in-five under severe constraint."
I don't think so, rather they would emphasise the price more than anything, even if it means taking their time to get the best possible hardware at an affordable price.It's good to see that there's a demonstrably healthy appetite for powerful consoles. It's another factor that will influence the design of the PS5. Conversely, if Xbox One X sold terribly and Switch was achieving global domination, both Sony and MS might have looked to reduce emphasis on GPU firepower in their next consoles.
Very well done Microsoft!
Never really owned a Xbox console, I've been mainly Nintendo and Sony.
This Xbox one x has my attention though. Are there any must have games for this system? Exclusives worth getting this thing for?
Dorian Bloch, business group director, at the market research company, told MCV exclusively that Xbox One X unit sales last week amounted to the 10th best UK console launch of all time, by comparison the PS4 Pro ranks 20th.
Xbox One as a category was boosted to its fourth biggest week to date, in unit terms. It was outdone by the week of the original console's launch and the 2014 and 2015's Black Friday events.
That piece of information shows that while Microsoft stated that pre-orders of the new console outstripped that of the original Xbox One console, the number of units it sold in the UK was less when launch day rolled around.
Rather than reflecting upon the success or popularity of the new One X hardware, it most likely shows that Microsoft was unable to get sufficient units of its new device onto shelves - or rather straight into consumer hands, as there was minimal, if any, stock available to buy that hadn't already been pre-ordered - as we reported previously. Whether that translates into an ongoing stock shortage as we move through the key Christmas season remains to be seen, but looks likely.
In terms of proportions, the Xbox One X accounted for 66 per cent of Xbox One console units sold that week, and 45 per cent of all home consoles. That compares favourably to 64 per cent and 37 per cent for the PS4 Pro's launch week.
In terms of revenue the One X was on a par with the launch of the Xbox 360, and below only the PS4, PS3 and Xbox One in the all-time rankings for week one revenue generation. With the latter two providing a better comparison as they also had over £400 average price points at launch.
Microsoft UK should be very happy with the success of the launch, likely stock shortages aside, in one of its key territories for the brand. It looks as though the One X's superior hardware and heavier marketing campaign has done the job required, which is not only moving the initial allocation but hopefully creating a desire for forthcoming shipments.
Pro selling more than PS4? I was under the impression that PS4 had a larger percentage share?
That was the launch week of the Ps4 Pro last year.Pro selling more than PS4? I was under the impression that PS4 had a larger percentage share?
Ah, that makes sense.
They're talking about strictly the Pro launch week.Pro selling more than PS4? I was under the impression that PS4 had a larger percentage share?
The PS4 pro didn't have supply issues though.
http://www.playstationlifestyle.net...ficant-amount-ps4-pro-stock-launch-christmas/
I can't tell you whether that's enough, but I remember we had a similar conversation about Playstation VR, and I couldn't answer that one either.
Xbox One Black Friday 2014 was previously 108K http://www./forum/showpost.php?p=187678986&postcount=236
The One X launch week should be #3
2016 was ~92K http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...-and-moon-is-nintendos-biggest-ever-uk-launchIt is always hard with those up weighted figures to be right over all those years. And all our numbers are just the best possible estimates. The difference is just a little more than 10k.
One example is the MCVUK articles from 2016 and this year. 2016 is stating Ps4 Pro is 65% of total Ps4 sales, while this year is 64%. The 2016 article has Xbox One + Ps4 marketshare at 90% and 10% for others resulting in a total of 145k units. The 2017 article claims Ps4 Pro in 2016 was 37% of total consoles, that would result in 135k total units. Again a small 10k difference.
It could also be a typo in the article with Black Friday 2015 and 2016 instead of 2014 and 2015 being ahead of Xbox One X launch week.
Do we have numbers for Black Friday 2016 in the UK?
here are the actual numbers doing the math if someone is interested
2016 Numbers:
Week 44
Ps4: 25k
Xb1: 29k
Week 45
all consoles: 145.5k
Ps4 Pro: 50k
Ps4: 27k
Xb1: 54k
other: 15.5k
2017 Numbers:
Week 45
all home consoles: 178k
Xb1 X: 80k
Xb1 S: 41k
more at the link:
http://www.mcvuk.com/articles/consoles/xbox-one-x-outsells-ps4-pro-in-first-week
source for 2016 data:
http://www.mcvuk.com/articles/publishing/ps4-console-sales-up-204-following-pro-launch
The PS4 pro didn't have supply issues though.
http://www.playstationlifestyle.net...ficant-amount-ps4-pro-stock-launch-christmas/
That makes sense. How big would've been 2014 up weighted?2016 was ~92K http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...-and-moon-is-nintendos-biggest-ever-uk-launch
4th week could also be using non weighted results. 67K for One X as reported would mean 102K, below the 109K week.
I don't think so. We have this topic and also the regular Pal Charts topic.This is probably new thread worthy, also I couldn't find the thread for software, and those stats were released yesterday, was one ever made?
That's not answering the question. You don't need to pander to the low end hardware. It runs the game because it's compatible with the game because these consoles are glorified AMD notebook computers. Sure, it runs terribly but that doesn't matter. Game developers don't block their games from running on Jaguar-powered notebook computers just because the game's minimum requirement is an i5. Unless there's an actual instruction set missing or an API missing, the game will run.
Crysis 3 was one the most advanced games of 2013. It's still a benchmark. And it runs on a Pentium 4, which is far, far, far, far, far less powerful than an Xbox 360. Why should Pentium 4s not be allowed to boot Crysis 3? They meet the instruction set requirements. They don't meet the minimum CPU requirements of a dual core CPU, but the game will run. All modern games, no matter how ambitious, run on old CPUs so long as they have the right instruction sets. Crysis 3 was not "held back" by the fact it is compatible with a Pentium 4.
Again, this is an issue of console owners and PC owners having a very different ideology. I guess console owners probably do prefer the white lie that this new game couldn't run on older hardware. It helps them keep a sense of forward momentum.
edit: We just have to wait and see what approach Microsoft take. What they mean by all the vague hinting about this being the last console generation.
I don't even know what is up weighted or not so no clue lol
Very well done Microsoft!
Never really owned a Xbox console, I've been mainly Nintendo and Sony.
This Xbox one x has my attention though. Are there any must have games for this system? Exclusives worth getting this thing for?