In the beginning of November Xbox One is passing out PS4 console.
The PS4 has dominated the current-gen console market since launch last year, but the recently-released NPD report has Microsoft's Xbox One outselling Sony's console in the US for the first time.
PS4 has dominated the current-gen console market since launch last year, but the recently-released NPD report has Microsoft's Xbox One outselling Sony's console in the US for the first time. Here's Mike Nichols, Microsoft's Corporate Vice President of Xbox Marketing:
"We are committed to making Xbox the best place to play, with this year's best games, the best community of gamers to play with, and terrific value. And we are amazed by the excitement Xbox fans have shown to start off this holiday. November set a new record for sales of Xbox One, and Xbox One was the best-selling console in the US and UK. Response to the holiday lineup of games on Xbox One was incredible, with Xbox One fans buying more games in November in the U.S. than any other gen eight platform and enjoying over 357 million hours of gameplay globally. In fact, more fans logged into Xbox Live across Xbox One and Xbox 360, and enjoyed more entertainment, than any other month in the history of Xbox. We love to see the excitement from our fans and are grateful for their passion, support and contributions to the Xbox community."
Xbox One and PS4, as they stand right now, are exceedingly similar consoles, except Microsoft has reversed its $100 price disadvantage from last year by axing the bundled Kinect and cutting the price another $50 down to $349, which was hovering closer to $329 during Black Friday sales.
