PlayStation 4 surpasses 5 million sales worldwide
Sony has announced that PlayStation 4 sales have surpassed 5 million worldwide, just as it prepares to launch in Japan later this week.
Sony is preparing to launch PlayStation 4 in Japan later this week, but first its issued a fresh tally of worldwide sales without its native country included. As of February 8, the system has crossed 5.3 million units throughout North America, Latin America, Europe, and parts of Asia.
The figure is SCEI's estimates of sell-through to customers, so actual shipments to stores are likely greater. Just last month, PlayStation 4 sales had crossed 4.2 million systems. PS4 beat out Xbox One in the January NPDs, so surpassing 5 million makes plenty of sense.
The impending Japanese launch will almost certainly goose the worldwide figures again. It's set to release in that region on February 22.
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Sony has announced that PlayStation 4 sales have surpassed 5 million worldwide, just as it prepares to launch in Japan later this week.-
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There's currently no need to, especially if you have a competent gaming PC as the best stuff for the nextgen consoles are on the PC.
It's one of the cooler launches I can recall. Previous generations have always had some kind of Must-Have game that got me to buy, but when I picked up my PS4 it was basically Early Adopter syndrome in full-swing. AC4 was a blast on it, but I haven't been back.
I don't regret it though. I knew I'd have a PS4 before long, and the price/model isn't going to change for the forseeable future, so that was $600 I was going to spend at some point anyhow.
But yeah, I couldn't play salesman right now and talk anyone into buying either of the consoles unless they were looking for a bluray player with future potential. -
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