Let’s do this one more time. So this whole thing can be put to rest.
Don’t know why sony stans bother yourselves with this topic so much. Literally every day we get a bunch of threads and posts of you weirdos twisting your brains into pretzels trying to figure this out.
The answer is
Xbox is, as Xbox always has been.
By the numbers.
As of May 2010 360 had sold 40 million consoles.
So in 5 years they sold 40 million consoles
Just 3 years later they had sold a whopping 80 million consoles
Xbox 360 has officially sold 80 million units, making it the seventh best-selling piece of gaming hardware in industry history.
www.ign.com
So you may wonder where in the hell did this explosion in sales come form
en.m.wikipedia.org
Kinect released in November 2010
Ironically the thing you credit with “xbox downfall” is the ONLY reason you can point to 360 sales to fall from. The kinect unit itself sold about 35 million units.
In comparison the xbox one. The console y’all claim to be such a failure and a product of microsoft’s bad decisions and their “downfall” Sold the same 40 million in its first 5 years
The Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X have sold a total of 39.1 million units.
www.gadgets360.com
And ended at about 60 million
Series X numbers are harder to come by but estimates said around 18 mill in two years, which was actually more than 360 first two years
So with no exclusives, putting all their stuff on PC day one. Series X still in line with the sales of its predecessors
There’s only one anomaly in this 23 years of xbox sales. And it’s called the Kinect. The ultimate irony is that the kinect it’s what’s throwing y’all’s perception off. The casual thing that supposedly ushered in bad times at xbox is quite literally its most successful moment in console sales. Remove the 35 million kinect’s sold and 360 probably sells LESS than Xbox 1
So as per usual, The actual numbers don’t seem to add up to the forum narratives y’all been repeating for 20 years now, crazy,
So please. You guys don’t have to lose sleep over this anymore.
It’s not nintendo, it’s not sony, it’s not “exclusives” or PC releases. It’s not “dudebros” or “casuals” not sonys “used games” video, it’s not “tv tv tv”
The answer is simple.
Xbox is, as xbox always has been.
Thank you for attending my ted talk