And, we’ll just see how the Steam Deck will face off against the Nintendo Switch. You don’t need a TV or a screen to play games on your Switch, making it an obvious favorite. Why did the Switch win this battle between the console-making giants? Well, the first thing that comes to mind is its versatility. So, this just goes to show you that reality isn’t always what we choose it to be, and numbers will never lie when it comes to crunching them. Judging from those numbers, we can deduce that Xbox One consoles must have sold less than approximately 58.5 million units.įell free to laugh at this if you want, but these stats actually place the Xbox One right below the NES, and only just above the SNES consoles. You won’t be surprised to find out that the 117.2 million people bought the PlayStation 4, making it the second biggest home console of all time. The Japanese company responsible for the PlayStation has recently released their final PS4 sales figures. You surely want to see numbers, so let’s get right into it.
Since the official 2020 release, the Xbox console has sold over 15 million units and is now beating the PS5 in sales across the past three quarters. To be more specific, we are looking at dominance over Hungary, Kosovo, and as everyone expected, the United Kingdom. We’re not going so stop here, and we will continue by saying that this study also found that the Xbox Series X only reigned in popularity in three countries. It’ll be interesting to see how sales truly fare when stock is at a consistent amount. Despite selling less than Microsoft’s counterpart, the PS5 remains the most searched, showing there is still demand for it despite the lack of stock across Europe. With stock shortages having a knock-on effect for sales of the next generation, it’s clear from this data where those effects are at most. Two months ago (June 2022), the company announced that sales for the PlayStation 5 reached 20 million worldwide, even with the stock shortages since its release in 2020.Īnother factor to take into consideration here is the fact that sales in Europe for the PS5 actually decreased by 44% in the first half of this year. You might now know, but Nintendo has sold more than 108 million Switch units since its official 2017 release, with over 28 million units sold only in Europe. The result of the above-mentioned study has actually found that the Nintendo Switch was the most searched in 24 countries, with the largest numbers being in France, Spain, and the Netherlands. And the results will surely raise a lot of eyebrows. The objective? To see what console gamers from each European country are interested in the most. Online gaming website Cribbage Challenge experts have conducted an analysis for Google searches from the past twelve months. We might think that Sony and Microsoft are the uncontested champions when it comes to console popularity, but they’re not.Īnd yes, we are about to backup this statement with tangible proof, which will depict the reality exactly as it is, unaltered, just as you’ve gotten used to reading material on our website. Yes, even though many will try to dispute this claim, this is the actual truth. Nintendo Switch is more desirable than PS5 or Xbox Series X Spoiler alert, when two adversaries are busy figting each other, another contender will simply swoop in and steal everyone’s hearts. However, many of you know that Nintento’s Switch is no push over when it comes to popularity, so we’re about to take a closer look at which of the above-mentioned brands is actually on the top.
We’ve long moved on since Atari and Sega Mega Drive consoles, so we’re not even going to take it there. If you are a bigger fan of the latter, then this article will be right up your alley, regardless of the brand you chose to get your device from.īy far, the most popular consoles in everyone’s eyes are Sony’s PlayStation and Microsoft’s Xbox. Its 2022 and the debate still rages on between which gaming experience is the best one, PC or gaming console. Home › News › Nintendo Switch is on the rise as Xbox and PS battle it out
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