You're calling cgoodno a well known Playstation supporter. Not only is that a comment of extreme bias, it's also a comment of ignorance because it's born of the fact that your sole interactions with him are in and around comments about Playstation.

You presented nothing. You quoted a comment made by another, which means it's not your own data. What you quoted are numbers for which no source was given, which means you're guilty of not fact checking what you are basing your entire argument on.

What I said isn't speculation, it's a well known fact that N.A. EU, and Japan are the largest markets in the gaming industry, with the highest and most consistent support throughout the entirety of any given generation of consoles.

You even mention VGChartz, a site known for being inaccurate at the best of times.

Basically, your bias is the entirety of your argument and not one lick of fact.

You've still provided ABSOLUTELY NO data to prove me wrong - just your own biased opinions.

Here's a link that shows the same numbers I quoted:

http://www.vgchartz.com/ana...

Remember, the 360 numbers are from the past, so they've already been adjusted to match officially reported numbers.

I'm not questioning the fact that NA, JAP, & EU are the largest markets. Everybody knows that. What you can't seem to understand is that the other 10% of the world still represents a large amount of potential sales. PS4 has already seen it's share of those sales, and Xbox One will see it's share soon. That 10% will mean a half million Xbox One sales just to start, and will mean a significant reduction in the sales gap between PS4 and Xbox One. It's not bias, it's reality.

It's funny that last generation Sony fans were complaining that "it's not fair to count 360's first year because PS3 wasn't even out yet". Now, they have no problem counting sales from countries where PS4 is available and Xbox One isn't. Then, they brag about the sales gap, which is inflated due to the discrepancy in countries.

Also, the article from which I quoted cgoodno is an article about the Xbox One, NOT a Sony article. He decided to be critical of the Xbox One's sales while at the same time making excuses for PS4's lower than anticipated Japan sales.

I don't need to provide any data if your original data is completely subjective and based on sourceless data.

And you're using vgchartz. Everyone, even casual gamers not interested in sales, knows that that is the worst place to get sales metrics from.

The other 10% of the world is insignificant, that's why so many countries of that percentage only make up a total of 10% of the market. That means that 90% of the market is divided in between the largest markets of NA, EU, and Japan. Common sense and logic dictates that the lower the percentage is, the less significance it will have, and so that should be enough for anyone who actually uses common sense and logic to understand that those countries in which the PS4 is for sale and the Xbox One is not DO NOT matter and won't matter when the Xbox One is launched there.

If those countries mattered to Microsoft, they would have launched there. MS knows better than you or I do what kind of sales they normally generate there and they decided not to put any effort into launching there until much later. So now all of sudden you seem to think that the measly 10% of the market is going to dwindle the gap? And you base this off of nothing but a comment made by a user you CLAIM is a Sony supporter, a comment with no sources I might add, and vgchartz? You call that proof?

I said I'm no accountant, and yeah it has been figured but what I'm saying is what if they sell lower than they figured?

Yea he commented and made a great point, while you used tired, tried and true internet rhetoric. Sadly, nothing will change.

@KwietStorm
Give it a rest, what great point is he making by using a tired tired statement as "sales don't matter"? Who has not heard this tired statement before?

Even the slightest familiarity with his posting history and you know that he cares.

Financials stated they overshipped and would likely have to either slow down production or halt it all together.

It would make sense that this overshipping was caused by the new Titanfall bundles which were expected to sell a far larger number than they had.

Xabi's numbers are actually generous in this retrospect as last time we had known a difference between sold and shipped it had been 900k and not only does his number display less it also doesn't take into account the results of the financials.

Also keep in mind it is around this time of the month when PS4 passes another million milestone and if it has then we will likely hear about it in the next couple of weeks.

@osprey

Remember a few years ago when Sony used shipped and added PS2/PS3 combined sales to fluff there sales perfect example of how well they accepted whatever Sony said but now it bad to use shipped or in the month of March to sell 311,000 units. I truly don't get Sony supporters logic.

Note: sales don't mean much to me but the hypocrisy is annoying.

Its called math, add up the sales of the Xbox one by each month and VOILA!!
@MichealLito79
"Remember a few years ago when Sony used shipped and added PS2/PS3"
Random much? What does this have to do with anything that is being said here? Vent your bottled up frustrations else where.