@MajorNelson: NPD: Xbox One and Xbox 360 were the top selling consoles for each generation in the US in December. 908k (Xbox One) and 643k (Xbox 360)
According to NPD, PS4 remains the cumulative leader for next gen console sales in the U.S. since the launch on November 15."
Sony goes on to say "we were out of stock," but doesn't say PS4 outsold Xbox One in December.
December 2013 NPD highlights include:
Total combined retail spend on the Xbox platform (Xbox One and Xbox 360) in December reached $1.39 billion, 50 percent of the combined software, hardware and accessories spend in the U.S. (Source: NPD Group, December 2013).
During the month of December, Xbox One held six of the top 10 spots on the new generation console game title list: “Battlefield 4,” “Forza Motorsport 5,” “Dead Rising 3,” “Ryse: Son of Rome,” “Madden NFL 25” and “Call of Duty: Ghosts” (Source: NPD Group, December 2013).
Fans continue to show their excitement for new generation Xbox One games, with U.S. consumers purchasing an average of 2.9 games* per console since launch.
However, while both new machines are having great, competitive launches, neither of them were able to beat Nintendo 3DS, the best selling system of 2013--not just December."Hardware sales of the Wii U were also positive with December 2013 marking its highest month for unit sales month so far," NPD analyst Liam Callahan noted. Guess having great games does sell hardware, huh?
HARDWARE CHARTS:
SYSTEM | SALES |
---|---|
Nintendo 3DS | |
Xbox One | 908,000 |
PlayStation 4 | |
Xbox 360 | 643,000 |
PlayStation 3 | |
Wii U | 475,000* |
Wii | |
Nintendo DS | |
PlayStation Vita |
*Estimated Numbers
Please stand by for numbers.
So Xbox One outsold PS4, Xbox 360 outsold PS3, but PS4 still maintains a cumulative lead.
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