(Update)PS4 wins NPD for November 2017
Source: GameSpot
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/ps4-tops-xbox-one-in-november-us-sales/1100-6455668/
NPD Group has released its November 2017 report, covering hardware and software sales during the month. In terms of hardware, the PlayStation 4 was the top-seller in terms of units sold, though the Xbox One earned the most in dollar sales. This could be explained by the higher-priced Xbox One X ($500 in the US) launching during November.
(Original) story follows
NeoGAF user to Mizuho Securities Equity Research
Also posted on IGN (Deunan my Alt, don't even)
Mizuho Securities Equity Research
https://www.resetera.com/threads/mizuho-securities-the-ps4-came-out-top-for-hardware-in-november-2017-usa.10177
“Game hardware (including SNES Classic, etc.) sales volume in the US was up 44% in November (cumulative Apr–Nov FY3/18 sales were up 38%), while software sales were up 2% (down 1%). The PS4 came out top for hardware
sales, with a likely large impact from Black Friday sales. The Xbox One, which launched the new high-spec X console, came in second. Both consoles saw roughly 40% growth YoY.
The Switch saw a large increase in sales volume in comparison to October, but we still sense that trends are slowing down. We do not explicitly forecast monthly sales volumes in each region, but we have the impression that US sales volume for the Switch in November was within expectations. Nintendo's hardware sales tend to see strong trends in December thanks to seasonal demand, and thus we believe that sales will grow MoM in December.
The Switch saw a large increase in sales volume in comparison to October, but we still sense that trends are slowing"
There are no specific numbers in the update but the included figure seem to show PS4:Switch at about 2:1 and Xbox One was marginally (maybe 10%) less than PS4. Using last year’s numbers and the 40% growth we get rough estimates for the consoles though:
PS4 is above 1500K
Xbox 1400K
Switch under 800K
Although these are estimates the ranking is still the same.
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