Here we see data representing the sales through to consumers and change in sales performance of the three current platforms (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch) and two legacy platforms (PlayStation 4 and Xbox One) over comparable periods for 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. Also shown is the market share for each of the consoles over the same periods.
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It’s no secret that Microsoft is struggling to sell consoles. Recent reports show that Sony’s PS5 is vastly outselling the Xbox Series X/S, as Sony sold nearly five times more PS5 units than Microsoft did with its Xbox Series X/S consoles in the first quarter of the year..
this reminds me... I need to get one of those carbon black Series S. And hopefully i will have better luck getting the Cosmic X than i did trying to get the Halo x.
Astro gets new abilities, battles the eight-limbed Wako Tako, and crosses paths with Kratos.
This looks amazing and tons of fun! Great level designs, power ups, and boss fights. Can’t wait!
This looks absolutely phenomenal, easily my most wanted game and i feel like Sony are gonna have a massive hit on their hands here, the latest trailer has a 99% like ratio and Jason Schreier is really impressed after a hands on demo, i cannot wait to get this and that dog on Astros back is so damn cute.
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2023 - Marketshare
PS5 - 49.6%
S/X - 16.2%
Switch - 34.1%
Great numbers from Sony and Nintendo.
All hopes of a tight-run generation were dashed once the supply issues were over for PS5. Microsoft held them down for as long as they could with their dealings during the chip shortage, but quality always shines through.
COVID helped xbox save face, but as supplies get better we are seeing what people really want.
With this kind of marketshare, I don’t see how how Microsoft’s GamePass strategy will work unless Microsoft has a plan to introduce GamePass on PlayStation and Nintendo.