NPD July (XB1 #1)

Started by ethomaz, Aug 11, 2016, 10:40 PM

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DerNebel

Well I'd bet you a bajillion space bucks it'll launch cheaper than $1,000! At that price MS would just be trolling fans.
Yeah, he's definitely going to regret that statement next year. Don't know what he was thinking.

Mmm_fish_tacos

I cant wait to watch the hair eating video

Legend

Yeah, he's definitely going to regret that statement next year. Don't know what he was thinking.
Lots of people seem to forget PC prices are poor indicators of console prices. Remember when people thought the PS4's ram would cost it the console race?

ethomaz

Quote from: Aquamarine
Some observations I made when looking at July 2016 physical sales:

Console/handheld software sales were only $156 million, down -13% YOY. In general, those are really weak physical software sales, lowest since the turn of the century.
Although:
PS4 software was down -3% YOY (-46% MOM)
WIU sofware was down +0% YOY (-33% MOM)
XBO software was down -3% YOY (-42% MOM)

So even though the industry was down -13% YOY (-35% MOM), 8th-gen console hardware largely held steady.

Best-sellers of July 2016:
Call of Duty: Black Ops III was the number-one best physical seller in July 2016 with 194K (including bundle units) and 64K (excluding bundle units)
Minecraft: >175K, top of the physical non-bundle charts
Grand Theft Auto V: 172K, actually up YOY (GTA July 2015: 171K)
Monster Hunter Generations: >165K
Pokemon Ruby + Sapphire (right behind Monster Hunter according to CosmicQueso on NeoGAF)
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Overwatch: 135K
NBA 2K16: 111K


Titles that collapsed in their second month of sale (all below 50K):
1) Mirror's Edge Catalyst (Collapsed at retail from 99K in June to to below 40K in July, high digital shares contribute to its physical decline)
2) Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE (significantly below 35K, I thought it would have legs because it launched late in the month but...nope, it's DOA)
3) Kirby: Planet Robobot (Legs were a LOT weaker than expected, and other 3DS catalog outside of Pokemon was also weak).

Sorry guys, DOOM 2016 declined significantly from June. MLB 16 The Show is still holding steady at >60K.



Bundle sales:
PS4:
1) Call of Duty: Black Ops III: ~130K
2) Uncharted 4: A Thief's End: Just below 30,000
= PS4 total: 161K

Xbox One:
1) Choose Your Game
2) Tom Clancy's The Division
Gears of War: Ultimate Edition: 36,000

ethomaz

Big N PR

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The Nintendo 3DS family of systems sold nearly 80 percent more units this July compared to the same time period a year ago, and finished as the overall best-selling video game system in July.

On the software side, Capcom's Monster Hunter Generations emerged as the best-selling game for any system.


July sales of the Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire games for Nintendo 3DS were over 80 percent higher than July 2015. The games launched in November 2014.

July sales of the Pokémon X and Pokémon Y games for Nintendo 3DS were almost 200 percent higher than a year ago. The games launched in October 2013 and finished No. 16 and No. 22 on July's best-sellers list, respectively.

Games playable on Nintendo systems claimed five of the top 11 spots on the July best-sellers list. These include Monster Hunter Generations from Capcom at No. 1, Minecraft: Wii U Edition from Microsoft at No. 6, Pokémon Omega Ruby at No. 8, Pokémon Alpha Sapphire at No. 10 and Kirby: Planet Robobot at No. 11.
The Nintendo 2DS system has crossed the 2 million lifetime sales mark in the U.S.

ethomaz

NPD's report includes new games sold at U.S. retailers and digital full-game sales for participating retailers through PSN, Xbox Live, and Steam.

Grand Theft Auto V
Overwatch*
Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Monster Hunter: Generations **
Call of Duty: Black Ops III
Minecraft **
NBA 2K16
Doom 2016 **
Destiny: The Taken King
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege

*Battle.net sales not included in Overwatch results.
**No digital sales for this title.

July 2016 NPD: Summer game drought continues to hold back revenues | GamesBeat | Games | by Jeff Grubb

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