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Sony and Microsoft went into the gift-giving holiday battle armed with deals and bundles, but only one console could come out on top.
And it wasn’t the Xbox One.
PlayStation 4 sold better than Xbox One in November in the United States, Sony has confirmed to GamesBeat. This is a big win for PlayStation, considering the Xbox One was the top-performing system in November 2014. But Sony obviously took this holiday seriously with an official price drop and several deals that enabled gamers to pick up the system (often packaged with a game or two) for only $300. Microsoft matched that price with its Gears of War Xbox One bundle, and it also had the season’s biggest exclusive in Rise of the Tomb Raider. But these obviously weren’t enough to eclipse the PlayStation 4.
We’ll have more coverage of the monthly gaming sales report from market research firm The NPD Group later today.
PlayStation 4 outsold Xbox One in November | GamesBeat | Games | by Jeff Grubb
And it wasn’t the Xbox One.
PlayStation 4 sold better than Xbox One in November in the United States, Sony has confirmed to GamesBeat. This is a big win for PlayStation, considering the Xbox One was the top-performing system in November 2014. But Sony obviously took this holiday seriously with an official price drop and several deals that enabled gamers to pick up the system (often packaged with a game or two) for only $300. Microsoft matched that price with its Gears of War Xbox One bundle, and it also had the season’s biggest exclusive in Rise of the Tomb Raider. But these obviously weren’t enough to eclipse the PlayStation 4.
We’ll have more coverage of the monthly gaming sales report from market research firm The NPD Group later today.
PlayStation 4 outsold Xbox One in November | GamesBeat | Games | by Jeff Grubb
