Well shit. It's over. The console war was fun while it lasted.
With many thanks to Auqa^^
NPD November 2013::
PS4 - 1138K
XB1 - 909K
360 - 647K
PS3 - 425K
WIU - 223K
WII - 83K
Awesome news for Microsoft. How accurate is infoscout?
It's got Tim Dog thumbin' his little bean over it, so you know it's over. He even mentioned this thread. *giggle*
Are there other Black Friday numbers for last year? Not NPD. Too drunk to search
Do we know how many consoles were sold on Black Friday? November NPDs don't really mean anything because they are tracking the entire month.
That said, the sampling method is obviously less than ideal. It's interesting data, but shouldn't be used to draw any conclusions.
Do we have any other information for black friday 2013? We have the monthly results and Sony won that, but do we any sources for black friday?
Tell us more.Not surprising based on where I work.
It's got Tim Dog thumbin' his little bean over it, so you know it's over. He even mentioned this thread. *giggle*
Awesome news for Microsoft. How accurate is infoscout?
chartz level of accuracy greater than this source
at least get a real WiiU logo
Tell us more.
Infoscout last Black Friday:
http://blog.infoscout.co/black-friday-console-war/
Methodology last Black Friday:
"Of over 102k shopping receipts tracked by InfoScout on Black Friday, slightly over 1,500 included purchases of a gaming console or console game. The data includes purchases at all major retailers carrying electronics including Walmart, Target, Best Buy, GameStop, RadioShack, and others. For more information related to our data and panel representation, visit our data page."
Look at that Xbox 360 numbers. And not just this chart but even going with the NPD data, software still sells so much on Xbox 360, its crazy. Say what you want, but 360 still prints money for Microsoft and can't say the same for PS3.
Look at that Xbox 360 numbers. And not just this chart but even going with the NPD data, software still sells so much on Xbox 360, its crazy. Say what you want, but 360 still prints money for Microsoft and can't say the same for PS3.
You'll get sued by any of about a thousand other GAF members if you don't include that at the end.NPD is going to be so entertaining next month.
Thanks - this is the most interesting part of the story to me, lol.
They track like ~1,800 video game console receipts.
Positives about Infoscout:
1) They have 18 employees in San Francisco who seem reputable
2) P&G, Nestle, Unilever, Anheuser-Busch, Pepsico, Kraft, Henkel, Hallmark, and COTY subscribe to their retail data analytics service...but no video game companies.
I'd expect some actual actual PR out on Monday.
You'll get sued by any of about a thousand other GAF members if you don't include that at the end.
You forgot the dog. They do have a cool dog.
Was gonna say, I've never heard of these cats and I work in market research. Plus, no one with an established track record or customer base would release this stuff for free.
That isn't to say the findings aren't good, but I wouldn't take these as gospel or include them on any summary report for the weekend.
So SONY won then.
It doesn't seem like these stats are really important or very indicative but I wouldn't put last year's stats from them next to November 2013 NPD. Both the Xbox One and PS4 sold a ton before Black Friday 2013 thanks to the console launch build-up.
It did, most "Sony TVs" sold by Sony
Infoscout last Black Friday:
http://blog.infoscout.co/black-friday-console-war/
Methodology last Black Friday:
"Of over 102k shopping receipts tracked by InfoScout on Black Friday, slightly over 1,500 included purchases of a gaming console or console game. The data includes purchases at all major retailers carrying electronics including Walmart, Target, Best Buy, GameStop, RadioShack, and others. For more information related to our data and panel representation, visit our data page."
If they didn't win at almost $100 less then I'd say they were complete failures tbh
The king that never won a generation? Xbox is Viserys Targaryen CONFIRMED.
Oooh is there an app for that too?
Infoscout last Black Friday:
http://blog.infoscout.co/black-friday-console-war/
Methodology last Black Friday:
"Of over 102k shopping receipts tracked by InfoScout on Black Friday, slightly over 1,500 included purchases of a gaming console or console game. The data includes purchases at all major retailers carrying electronics including Walmart, Target, Best Buy, GameStop, RadioShack, and others. For more information related to our data and panel representation, visit our data page."
I don't get this? Yeah they won November last year but at Black Friday you couldn't find a PS4 really anywhere.
I don't get this? Yeah they won November last year but at Black Friday you couldn't find a PS4 really anywhere.