Started by Xevross, Aug 14, 2014, 02:56 PM
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I'm sure Miles is doing very well digitally too. I'd expect at least 5m total sales from it, probably more due to new system legsI'd imagine its over 3m already worldwide.
Some of you might have already seen, but Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity is already the best selling Musou game in history with its initial shipment + digital sales of 3million. Here's the era thread on it: https://www.resetera.com/threads/hyrule-warriors-age-of-calamity-ships-3-mil-including-digital-already-the-best-selling-musou-game-ever.332090/Nintendo spin off games seem to sell great, as long as the core IP is getting new games. Imagine how successful Federation Force could have been if it was after Prime 4 and was canon?
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not really that weird.Well Xbox doesn't share any more and have shut that down. Honestly, I'm surprised Sony hasn't been willing to share... I'll ask again. Because there's nothing to hide here
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Regarding UK sales, they have the numbers but aren't allowed to share them it seems. We only found out xbox through a leak basically, its weird Sony wouldn't share if this is the biggest launch ever.
Last week in Japan:I was wondering if the fact that Japan is closer to China (plus aren't they even making PS5'S in Japan itself?) makes it easier to ship new PS5 stock there. I'd be shocked if Sony managed to provide a third of what they sold first week to markets in Europe or the US in the second week there.
Switch 179k
PS5 43k (161k LTD)
XBS 3.7k (24k LTD)
PS4 2.8k
Switch got a lot more stock this week and continues to have its crazy year. XBS obviously dropping hard but apparently its still sold out so that's good for it at least. The xbox family could drop below PS4 next week.
That's honestly a better second week for PS5 than I was expecting, with PS4 we saw sales drop hard to practically 0 in NA second and third week while the rest of world launches occured, that hasn't happened here. If it keeps stable at over 40k per week through the new year we'd be looking at 400k LTD for PS5 going into Jan which would be very good I think and should mean it'll be ahead of PS4 launch aligned. PS4's second week back in 2014 was 53k after a 322k launch, so this is a far better hold.
I was wondering if the fact that Japan is closer to China (plus aren't they even making PS5'S in Japan itself?) makes it easier to ship new PS5 stock there. I'd be shocked if Sony managed to provide a third of what they sold first week to markets in Europe or the US in the second week there.Yeah for sure, matching that would probably mean over 400k to NA last week which doesn't seem right at all. Perhaps their plan for Japan was a lower launch but then more stable stock compared to other regions, which being so close to China makes a lot easier. It does make sense.
We got launch week numbers from Spain:Some thoughts on this:
PS5 43k (38k disc 5k physical)
XBS 14k (10.5k X, 3.5k S)
Compared to:
PSP 54k
Switch 45k
PS2 40k
PS4 38k
PS3 35k
XB1 15k
X360 15k
So PS5 is the biggest playstation console launch, up 5k or 13% over PS4. XBS basically matches the last two xbox launches, down 1k or 7% over the previous two xbox consoles.
Xbox practically matching all the 13 XB1 markets does seem to be a theme, growth over XB1 launch is all from the 28 smaller markets that launched earlier this time. Some more important notes from Spain:
- Series S is not sold out yet, no more xbox stock expected this year
- Around 20k more PS5s are expected to be shipped by mid-December, all already pre-sold. No PS5s on shelves expected until next fiscal year.
We got launch week numbers from Spain:well sony had a pretty clear statement that ps5 will beat ps4's quarterly shipment numbers when they revised their forecast.
PS5 43k (38k disc 5k physical)
XBS 14k (10.5k X, 3.5k S)
Compared to:
PSP 54k
Switch 45k
PS2 40k
PS4 38k
PS3 35k
XB1 15k
X360 15k
So PS5 is the biggest playstation console launch, up 5k or 13% over PS4. XBS basically matches the last two xbox launches, down 1k or 7% over the previous two xbox consoles.
Xbox practically matching all the 13 XB1 markets does seem to be a theme, growth over XB1 launch is all from the 28 smaller markets that launched earlier this time. Some more important notes from Spain:
- Series S is not sold out yet, no more xbox stock expected this year
- Around 20k more PS5s are expected to be shipped by mid-December, all already pre-sold. No PS5s on shelves expected until next fiscal year.
Some thoughts on this:
PS4 sold 150k in Spain in 2013, XB1 sold 30k. If PS5 only gets 20k more stock this year that would be a dramatic drop from PS4's first two months, same for xbox if there's no restock at all. Either the guys at Vandal have heard wrong or Sony plan a lot more for later in December, or PS5's December is going to be way down on PS4's in some (maybe all) places. It does seem like both companies piled stock onto the launch for pre-orders rather than spacing it out over the holiday like last gen launch. And I doubt Vandal are wrong, they heard a while ago that the first PS5 shipment to Spain was around 50k and that turned out pretty accurate.
I guess we'll see how it pans out. I'm starting to doubt that PS5 will beat PS4's 4.5M shipped in its first quarter, if it does it won't be by too much. XBS is probably going to struggle to beat XB1's 3M first quarter as well.
I was wondering if the fact that Japan is closer to China (plus aren't they even making PS5'S in Japan itself?) makes it easier to ship new PS5 stock there. I'd be shocked if Sony managed to provide a third of what they sold first week to markets in Europe or the US in the second week there.PS4s assemblies were brought back to Japan. I would imagine PS5s also. I'm not sure about the semi conductor part of the parts. Like, I don't know if the APU and such are fabricated there or out of country.
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