Prove it. Link me something official and I might consider believing you. And you before you try and send an article about sales numbers dropping, BOTH PS and Xbox sales are dropping off within the last year or so. It’s the end of the gen, that’s completely normal.
And again, for the last time, the same point: Money is made in software, especially if existing games can be sold to a new market, or re-sold to an existing one. It’s far less work for the devs, and more money for all of them. HW numbers are not going to be as big of a deal in the next gen.
For example, Both companies will most likely lose money on each console sold at launch. But let’s say they break even. So they both sell a million units at launch . Hell, let’s say the PS5 sells 2 Million. Each has a big games release at launch, and each game cost 50 million to produce. They both cost the same ($60).
The only difference is the Xbox game is also on PC, and there are what, 5 million PC gamers out there? So now the install base just went from 1 million to 6 million. And 5 million of those didn’t have to drop a cent on new HW.
So for a business perspective, since you won’t make any money on HW for at least a year, please explain what is the better situation for potential sales and ROI.
My buddy is an Xbox guy. I have all 3 systems, and I tried to talk him into getting at least a used PS4 but he won’t do it. But now he’s interested in playing HoriZon since he has a good PC. That’s a win for Sony, especially since it can’t cost them much to port a game.