It's what the $350M hardware revenue roughly translates to.
~7M in sell through vs ~8M in shipments. There's always a gap between the two. Sony shipped 22.7M in 2023 and sell through was >21M
Like I said above, there's always unsold units at the end of the holiday quarter, in fact there are...
None of my Xbox figures are off 🤷♂️
US Q1 2024 was over 600K. All the numbers I've been using this thread were shipments.
XBS is not shipping below 6M this year. Like I said, it would require such a massive crash in the holiday quarter that Xbox might as well fast track next gen to 2026...
You'd need to show what numbers you're working with to make 40M hard by 2028. I've already said that if next gen is 2026, XBS isn't hitting 50M. 2028, it will.
Nothing so far to suggest a decline of 2M or greater per year right now, or that there won't be a year where sales decline slows for...
Even a sales curve for 2024 like
Q1: 800K
Q2: 800K (Microsoft expectations for next quarter hardware is ~$400M, an increase over last Q)
Q3: 1200K (Q3 always sees a jump for Xbox)
Q4: 2500K (A significant decline that would be catastrophic)
would equal 5.4M for the year. 6M for 2024 is going...
That policy started in 2010 and Xbox was publishing their numbers every month after that. The speculation from members back then was Sony being the one to ask that hardware stopped being disclosed outside of publisher PR.
Xbox were also giving out numbers for XB1 up to June 2014 while Sony just...
I'm not going to do an arbitrary 33-38M or something like that. It's just a 5M range starting at the mid point of a 10M milestone. I'd either do 30-35M or 35-40M. My post specified that range only works if Gold subs didn't decline.
So not at all? Thanks. 1M below my range's low end is not a major difference at all. If Bond said 35M you all would still come in here saying "what a clown for even thinking it could go as high as 40M"
I know it's been hard for anyone to find legitimate faults with my posts but this is a new...
Ampere saying XBS was upgraded to 19.5M end of 2022, and then having it at 21.1M in March 2023. https://www.installbaseforum.com/forums/threads/microsoft-at-big-festival-says-xbox-series-x-s-is-at-21m-xbox-one-58m.1764/#post-173895
Ampere "not being accurate because they revise to correct"...
You just lied lmao. You were already shown that Ampere raised their XBS sell through to 19.5M at the end of 2022.
I just showed you the confirmed shipments from Microsoft's leaked documents that show the US ratio well below 50% for the first 6 quarters.
Point to me every incorrect number in my...
I literally gave you the worldwide shipment numbers from 2020 to March 2022 and the Europe comparisons showing there wasn't a shift bigger than 2% in two years.
Holy fuck why don't you trying to point out where I'm wrong in that post.
You can't claim I'm delusional when you refuse to tackle...
I didn't say they were near 50 million. They're in the 35M-40M range unless Gold subs significantly declined that didn't convert to Game Pass Core or Ultimate.
Xbox consoles had 33.6M subs across Gold and Game Pass in April 2022, and PC Game Pass / Game Pass in general has seen YOY growth every...
To end the "22M" crap once and for all. Anyone trying to claim it otherwise is a certified clown.
XBS has been doing well outside the US, or rather the US is underperforming to the point where Xbox share in ROTW is "improving".
Confirmed XBS shipments...
Xbox hardware is missing targets. Xbox software is only when a big milestone happens, like Sea of Thieves on Steam selling 5M. Idk why they haven't announced a new Game Pass number. Maybe they're waiting for 50M or something?
<13.5M
Only "negative" would be the profit margins. They were never hitting the 25M forecast so getting that confirmed is disappointing but expected.
It wasn't random and it was official. Microsoft literally telling indie devs how big the Xbox install base was to sell their games to. They also said it...
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