Sony’s PS4 Has Fifty Percent Lead Over Microsoft’s Xbox One


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According to research by Strategy Analytic, Sony’s PS4 will have the edge over Microsoft’s Xbox One in the upcoming next generation console war.

According to the report, “Games Consoles: Purchase Intention Index Q2 2013″, 14.2% of consumers are very or somewhat likely to buy a PS4 within the next twelve months compared to 9.5% who will buy an Xbox One.

These figures  imply that sales of the PS4 will be nearly fifty percent higher than Xbox One. The survey was conducted across the US and Europe in June and  included a  representative population sample of more than 6000 people.

Jia Wu, Director, Connected Home Devices (CHD) commented “Our survey suggests that consumers believe the PS4 will win the early phase of the next generation console war. Sony’s performance at E3 was widely accepted as superior to Microsoft’s, and the survey evidence suggests this has already fed through to the wider consumer market.”

Of the 20-35 age group nearly 30% of respondents are very or somewhat likely to buy a PS4 compared to under 20% for Xbox One.

Ed Barto, Director of Digital Media Strategies, believes Microsoft must invest in exclusive games in order to recover from the poor showing at E3.

 

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4 thoughts on “Sony’s PS4 Has Fifty Percent Lead Over Microsoft’s Xbox One

  1. For me, it’s the PS4 all day long. Microsofts obsession with profit has resulted in a number of U-turns, leading to consumer uncertainty about the Xbox. What you might forget, a number of the u-turns were actually profit related (charging devs for patches, DRM and the current indie saga). Without this forecasted revenue being generated, you can only predict a dip in investment in order to recover losses. Therefore the quality may suffer. Obviously, I’m speculating, but why take the risk?
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