Jan 17
There’s a couple of games appearing in NPD’s tracking of video games for the end of 2013 that put Activision in a rather healthy spot for entering in this year’s … Continue reading
Jan 16
HBO has just announced a treat that would be coming soon to Sony’s gaming crowd. Though no definite date has been set, the popular HBO Go app will soon be … Continue reading
Jan 16
Fans of IO Interactive’s Hitman series, rejoice: the developer has detailed in brief the next iteration in the series, which is destined for the next-generation consoles and PC. In an … Continue reading
Jan 14
In the first of four Call of Duty: Ghosts DLC packs from the folks at Infinity Ward have ushered in this season, oddities are being distributed in heavy abundance. You’ll … Continue reading
Jan 14
When you think about the South Park play on the release of next-generation’s consoles in the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4, you get the idea that they – really … Continue reading
Jan 12
The time has come: the video game industry must finally come together to pick a single standard for game controllers that will work across platforms and easily handle gameplay on … Continue reading
Jan 09
Project CARS ready for Steam OS, headliner for cross-platform 4K performance
Posted in: Today's ChiliProject CARS, the crowd-powered AAA racing title, is being shown off on triple-screen goodness at CES this week, where attendees can see it in action on a three-screen 4K display … Continue reading
Jan 07
Gamers might soon be kissing DVDs and huge downloads goodbye, at least if their games mostly come from Sony’s PlayStation catalog. Although no demo was available at CES 2014, Sony … Continue reading
Jan 07
Among the many exciting features of Sony’s Xperia Z1S Android handset
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Jan 06
November 2013 was the month when gaming fans around the world were pumped up and excited because both Sony and Microsoft were releasing their next generation consoles. The initial launch took place in limited markets and almost immediately all pre-order and day one stock was sold out. Since then over the following weeks both companies released the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in additional markets. Its been a while since Sony updated us on PS4 sales stats, on the other hand Microsoft has revealed that it sold over three million Xbox One units in 2013.
This figure combines sales of the next generation console in 13 markets in 2013, and the number will definitely go up in 2014 as even more markets are added. Microsoft’s Yusuf Mehdi says that demand for the console has been strong since its launch. Last we heard from Sony on the PS4 was when it announced that the console only took 16 days to cross the 2.1 million units sold milestone, whereas the Xbox One crossed a similar milestone in 18 days. Sony hasn’t revealed any more stats since then, presumably its only a matter of time before it too announces that over three million units have now been moved to gaming enthusiasts around the world. Microsoft says that 2014 is going to be a promising year with more games, content and features in the pipeline.
Three Million Xbox One Units Were Sold In 2013 original content from Ubergizmo. 
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