The only thing "golden" about this is that your own link refutes your point and enforces mine. It's also a bit ironic since it's the same link I was going to provide to prove my point.Yopaz said:http://www.vgchartz.com/analysis/platform_totals/
These won't be 100% accurate and you're right. It doesn't specify shipped or sold, but this is some kind of source at least. Do you have any kind of source to back up your claim? Any at all? Even just a tiny one?
You are complaining about Microsoft making claims they can't back up. Then you make a claim you can't back up. Then you counter that by accusing me of the same thing.m Please do provide a source that can explain exactly what you claimed in your first post or I will disregard you completely as a hypocrite. You demand quantifiable proof for someone's claim, yet you fail to do so yourself. You demand to see a source yet refuse to provide one. You accuse me of being a hypocrite, yet my first two points in this line clearly shows you got nothing to stand on yourself.
If you don't provide a source I think I might nominate you for hypocrite of the year, because this is golden.
PlayStation 4 (PS4)
US - 3.47
Europe - 2.70
Japan - 0.56
Rest of the world - 0.76
Total - 7.49
Xbox One (XOne)
US - 3.12
Europe - 1.09
Japan - 0.00
Rest of the world - 0.29
Total - 4.50
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The difference between their respective totals is roughly 3 million units, the difference between their respective European totals is nearly 2 million units, and the difference between their total "rest of the world" sales is less than half a million.
Based on this chart it looks like the sales gap between the Xbox One and the PS4 can be attributed to a greater demand for the PS4 in virtually any given market; notably the European market. Hell, the European market alone accounts for the vast majority of the difference in units sold.
But please, continue to argue that the sales gap between the two can be explained by the PS4 being sold in more markets. And please do continue being incredibly rude and hostile towards other posters. It's certainly the best method for reasoned discourse.
US - 3.47
Europe - 2.70
Japan - 0.56
Rest of the world - 0.76
Total - 7.49
Xbox One (XOne)
US - 3.12
Europe - 1.09
Japan - 0.00
Rest of the world - 0.29
Total - 4.50
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The difference between their respective totals is roughly 3 million units, the difference between their respective European totals is nearly 2 million units, and the difference between their total "rest of the world" sales is less than half a million.
Based on this chart it looks like the sales gap between the Xbox One and the PS4 can be attributed to a greater demand for the PS4 in virtually any given market; notably the European market. Hell, the European market alone accounts for the vast majority of the difference in units sold.
But please, continue to argue that the sales gap between the two can be explained by the PS4 being sold in more markets. And please do continue being incredibly rude and hostile towards other posters. It's certainly the best method for reasoned discourse.