My shipment estimates pointed to higher sell through of XBS than were initially reported, which ended up getting adjusted up 1M.I love how you came up with 50 billion excuses for your own "facts"
They had more consoles sold in in Q4 22, per your own bullshit math that we called out, than actually sold through in Q1 23, yet you keep on claiming some high and mighty moral authority as if you didn't just shoot yourself in the feet with a rocket launcher. Keep dreaming, mate, it's funny seeing your meltdowns.
Also, using my initial numbers, if Xbox shipped 0 units in Q1 2023, they'd only have 900K units in the channels. Microsoft would still need to ship more units anyway, so what's the problem there? Healthy console availability typically needs ~2M unsold units at any given time worldwide.
Where am I claiming any high and mighty authority? I'm the one making claims so obviously I have to back them up. Someone says I don't "have a handle on the industry" I've been following US sales for years, there are three forums I've posted on that show this. I've made plenty of accurate assessments of the market since the pandemic alone. It's this forum alone that wants to fight evidence of Series X constantly selling out in the US. It's also this forum that tries to push the idea I don't know "econ theory" as if the actual professional analyst for the US market didn't agree with my position back in March. That's not me claiming high and mighty authority, that's me bringing evidence.
What's incredible is that you think I'm melting down. The past three weeks has been proving me right on this forum and all of you just hide behind the haha reaction, childish illogical arguments like "big tech lies!" to ignore reality, and anecdotal evidence to try and refute a point that the rest of the normal people already accept.
The bubble is strong here.
You're the one that was wrong lmao. The only reason I had to defend a 3.7M difference was because Ampere said sell through was 18.5M. They adjusted it up by a whole million which would make my initial shipment estimate more reasonable. If they initially reported 19.5M, I'd have no reason to "defend" a gap of 2.7M.Because I started to ignore your dumb arguments… did you not realize that?
I mean last time we argued you were dead ser there are 4 million Series shitting one shelves and today you are basically saying the opposite.
I said to you one time and you didn’t learn… accept you were wrong and move on.
My shipment estimates were made prior to Ampere's initial sell through estimates.
You're the one that argued Xbox at best could only have a 55% US ratio, and was more likely to be closer to 60%.
"Dumb arguments" I made on this forum:
Xbox Series 2020 and 2021 sales had US share far below the initial 60% of Xbox One. 2022 should be similar. Look what happened there.
Xbox Series X was supply constrained in the US. Confirmed by just casually looking at retailer availability over the years and confirmed by Phil by saying supply increased due to fan feedback.
I think you stopped replying to my posts because you already know you're wrong but don't have the guts to just admit it. Just like earlier in the thread where I told you the numbers in the OP were sell through and you still fought back.