YOU are the only one who is objectively wrong. The WSJ numbers are accurate.
No, they aren't.
The final Xbox shipment number was 24.0M end of 2005. Nvidia sent their final GPUs to Xbox in August 2005 and it wouldn't take Xbox more than a few months to produce those into consoles. Microsoft produced and shipped 1.5M Xbox 360's from September 2005 to December 2005 for instance. Xbox shipped 2.1M from July 2005 to December 2005. We also have NPD data for all of 2006 showing Xbox sales nosedived immediately after the 2005 holiday, and that was when the US alone made up 61% of all worldwide sales. Shipments ceased end of 2005 at 24.0M, yet Aldora Intelligence has it 24.7M?
Xbox 360 is hilariously wrong to the point of being amateurish. They think Xbox 360 only shipped 900K more from June 2014 to end of life. 2 and a half years for it to only ship 900K? I'm going to let you think on that for a bit and you tell me if that is accurate.
What's even better about that 360 number is that if it only shipped 900K after June 2014, that inflates Xbox One and Xbox Series sales early on beyond the point of being possible.
Just facts here, we know Xbox 360 + Xbox One shipped 13.2M units from April 2014 to June 2015. Xbox 360 was at a LTD of 83.7M as of March 2014. IF Aldora Intelligence is correct according to you, Xbox 360 only ships another 1.2M after March 2014. That would mean, at bare minimum, Xbox One would have a LTD of 17.1M as of June 2015 (because it was at 5.1M March 2014, and 13.2M - 1.2M = 12.0M. 5.1M + 12.0M = 17.1M). Bare minimum because Xbox 360 was still shipping units after June 2015, which would mean it shipped less than 1.2M from April 2014 to June 2015, meaning Xbox One is actually higher than 17.1M. We also know from Microsoft that Xbox Series was selling faster than the Xbox One at this point in time. Xbox Series June 2022 LTD > Xbox One June 2015 LTD. That would then mean Xbox Series was >17.1M at that point in time.
Why THAT's important is going to maybe shock you here coming from me, but Xbox Series quite literally cannot be that high as of June 2022. The most it can cap at is slightly over 16M. Why? We know it shipped 4.6M from November 2020 to March 2021. We also know it shipped 7.8M from July 2021 to March 2022. That's only 12.4M with two missing quarters, April to June 2021 and April to June 2022. Thanks to the FTC leaks we actually know that the plan was for Xbox Series to ship 9.6M from July 2021 to June 2022. Seeing as they already shipped 7.8M of that before the final quarter, and the average shipments per quarter there is 2.6M, there's nothing to suggest Xbox Series didn't do 9.6M for that time frame (it only needs to ship 1.8M in the final quarter).
4.6M + 9.6M = 14.2M with only one missing quarter, April to June 2021. Are you going to tell me Xbox Series shipped 3M for that quarter? I can tell you right now Xbox Series did not even do 2M that quarter. At best it was 1.9M. You'd only get a LTD of 16.1M for Xbox Series as of June 2022, much less than the 17.1M Xbox One LTD Aldora Intelligence is saying has to have happened.
Aldora Intelligence's number are not accurate. They don't line up with anything we know about Xbox hardware sales. Original Xbox is too high and Xbox 360 is comically low to the point where it breaks official statements and data we have on Xbox One and Xbox Series. Their Xbox One number and Xbox Series number are also based on the assumption that the 79M total which had Xbox Series at +21M was a shipment figure when it was actually sell through. Even my own estimates, assuming the exact same thing that Xbox Series was only at 21M shipments at June 2023, would put Xbox Series at a LTD of 28.5M when Aldora Intelligence says it hit 28.3M.