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Playstation 4 Sells 2.1 Million Globally & Xbox One's "Unprecedented demand"

Hello everyone.

Nate back again to write the news of the day.

Let's have some good news shall we? I feel that after yesterday we need something positive and not THOSE stories again.

Playstation 4 sells 2.1 million units
Source:http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/3/5169646/sony-announces-november-ps4-sales


As of December 1st, Sony has revealed the PS4's sale figures. The Playstation 4 has sold 2.1 million units worldwide.

CEO Andrew House stated...

"PS4 delivered the best launch in Playstation history, demand remains incredibly strong and continues to overwhelm the supply worldwide."

On the launch of the PS4, the console sold 1 million units in 2 regions in a 24 hour time frame. The Xbox One matched the sale figure, in 13 regions.

Xbox One seeing an unprecedented demand, says Microsoft
Source:http://www.gamespot.com/articles/xbox-one-seeing-unprecedented-demand-microsoft-says/1100-6416528/

The same day Sony announces that the Playstation 4 sold 2.1 million units worldwide, Microsoft took the opportunity to hit back with their own success story.

Microsoft on "Xbox Wire" said that the Xbox One is seeing an "unprecedented demand," noting that retailers are "working around the clock" to re-stock the system.

Microsoft's Yusuf Mehdi states...

"We are humbled and gratified by the overwhelming response from our fans to the launch of the Xbox One. Eleven days in we are seeing record-breaking sales and are selling every Xbox One we can make,"

Microsoft has not released an updated sale figure for the Xbox One, but they did release some new statistics that are relevant to the device.

-Over 3 billions zombies killed in DR3
-Over 90 millions miles driven in Forza Motorsport 5
-Over 186 million enemies defeated in Ryse:Son of Rome
-Over 150 million combos in Killer Instinct
-Over 415 million Gamerscore Points Achieved

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My Thoughts

Starting with the PS4 article...

Good Sony.....now please send more stock to Hemet retail stores so I can buy the PS4!!!!

2.1 MILLION UNITS!!!

No wonder I can't buy the console here, everyone else is buying it!!!

No one can argue that Sony lost the PR battle, they clearly did. Gamers really liked Sony's advertisement for the PS4.

As for the second article...

I don't mean to be a jerk about this, but I can't help but think that the reason for the "unprecedented demand" is because so many people hated the Xbox One and Microsoft for the way they were advertising  the console; they were surprised people actually still wanted the console.

I kid Microsoft though. No, it's probably  because they have never had a demand this high for their past consoles.

Seems like both consoles for Sony and Microsoft are very popular with gamers today.

I hope everyone who actually own one is enjoying them, as to the people like me who haven't had the opportunity to buy the consoles.

Don't worry, we'll get one soon.

Thanks for reading.



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