LTD up to this point:
PS4 12.4m (DEC '15)
PS3 6.8m (DEC '08)
PS2 13.0m (NOV '02)
PS1 4.6m (OCT '97)
Oh, PS4 is doing really good.
Oh, PS4 is doing really good.
Keep in mond the PS2 hasn't had its 3rd december yet on that chart.
LTD up to this point:
PS4 12.4m (DEC '15)
PS3 6.8m (DEC '08)
PS2 13.0m (NOV '02)
PS1 4.6m (OCT '97)
Huh. PS4 is the longest a Sony console went without a price drop.
Keep in mind the PS2 hasn't had its 3rd december (2.73M) yet on that chart.
Man software a total no show still outside of those LTDs for Nintendo. Nothing for the Bone or PS4 yet.
The following data release is sourced from The NPD Group's U.S. Games Industry Sales (New Physical Sales Channel) report for December 2015.
All data disclosed to Neo GAF is fundamentally immaterial to the business of The NPD Group, Inc.
NPD's monthly point-of-sale data reports on U.S. Games Industry sales occurring from new physical purchases at retail which is the largest channel for games sales, but does not represent 100% of industry sales; it does not account for consumer purchases made via digital distribution, used game sales, subscriptions, mobiles, rentals, or social network games. NPD's Games Market Dynamics: U.S. is issued quarterly and is NPD's official estimate of the consumer spend on the industry and it does include estimate of the size of these other monetization methods.
The #1 best-selling title of the December 2015 NPD report was Activision Blizzard's "Call of Duty: Black Ops III."
I would like to share its relative sell-through for the past two months when compared to its predecessor.
The #2 best-selling title of the December 2015 NPD Report was Electronic Arts's "Star Wars Battlefront." This is also Electronic Arts's best-selling title and the 4th highest-selling title of 2015.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare U.S. physical retail sell-through:
November 2014 NPD Report: 4.66 million (including bundles)
December 2014 NPD Report: 2.84 million (including bundles)
Call of Duty: Black Ops III U.S. physical retail sell-through:
November 2015 NPD Report: 4.89 million (including bundles)
December 2015 NPD Report: 3.44 million (including bundles)
Furthermore, Call of Duty: Black Ops III is also higher than its predecessor in both December and lifetime-to-date through 2015 when we look at individual SKU rankings excluding bundles.
More later. Time for work.
Quoting my previous post so I don't have to repeat disclaimers.
Star Wars: Battlefront U.S. Physical Retail Sellthrough
November 2015 NPD Report: 2.10 million units (including bundles)
December 2015 NPD Report: 2.58 million units (including bundles)
Star Wars actually increased in December. That's cool.
Fallout 4 would be appreciated.
Quoting my previous post so I don't have to repeat disclaimers.
The #2 selling title of the December 2015 NPD Report was Electronic Arts's "Star Wars: Battlefront." This is Electronic Arts's highest-selling title of December, and it's also the 4th-highest selling of 2015 behind Call of Duty, Madden NFL 16, and Fallout 4.
Battlefield 4 U.S. Physical Retail Sellthrough (last major holiday shooter release by Electronic Arts)
October 2013 NPD Report: 836K units
November 2013 NPD Report: 1.5 million units
December 2013 NPD Report: 1.36 million units
Star Wars: Battlefront U.S. Physical Retail Sellthrough
November 2015 NPD Report: 2.10 million units (including bundles)
December 2015 NPD Report: 2.58 million units (including bundles)
Battlefield 4 U.S. Physical Retail Sellthrough (last major holiday shooter release by Electronic Arts)
October 2013 NPD Report: 836K units
November 2013 NPD Report: 1.5 million units
December 2013 NPD Report: 1.36 million units
Star Wars: Battlefront U.S. Physical Retail Sellthrough
November 2015 NPD Report: 2.10 million units (including bundles)
December 2015 NPD Report: 2.58 million units (including bundles)
Below 1.6 million, but higher than 1.3 million.
Battlefield 4 U.S. Physical Retail Sellthrough (last major holiday shooter release by Electronic Arts)
October 2013 NPD Report: 836K units
November 2013 NPD Report: 1.5 million units
December 2013 NPD Report: 1.36 million units
Star Wars: Battlefront U.S. Physical Retail Sellthrough
November 2015 NPD Report: 2.10 million units (including bundles)
December 2015 NPD Report: 2.58 million units (including bundles)
I think this info is very interesting (don't know the number split):
ZhugeEX ‏@ZhugeEX 3m3 minutes ago
Yup, said it would happen. Star Wars Battlefront has sold more than 12 million units since launch making it a huge success.
So more than 5 million copies in US with conservative digital estimates. Great numbers for EA.
Heh. Reminds me of those threads where people mocked EA for their 12 million global target for this FY. EA gets the last laugh.
Congrats to DICE. Now it is Visceral's turn.
Heh. Reminds me of those threads where people mocked EA for their 12 million global target for this FY. EA gets the last laugh.
Nice. Thanks, Mulcair!
Bigger drop off for Fallout compared to Star Wars, but now it's done almost 4 million (most likely over). Excellent results
The following data release is sourced from The NPD Group's U.S. Games Industry Sales (New Physical Sales Channel) report for December 2015.
All data disclosed to Neo GAF is fundamentally immaterial to the business of The NPD Group, Inc.
NPD's monthly point-of-sale data reports on U.S. Games Industry sales occurring from new physical purchases at retail which is the largest channel for games sales, but does not represent 100% of industry sales; it does not account for consumer purchases made via digital distribution, used game sales, subscriptions, mobiles, rentals, or social network games. NPD's Games Market Dynamics: U.S. is issued quarterly and is NPD's official estimate of the consumer spend on the industry and it does include estimate of the size of these other monetization methods.
The #1 best-selling title of the December 2015 NPD report was Activision Blizzard's "Call of Duty: Black Ops III."
I would like to share its relative sell-through for the past two months when compared to its predecessor.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare U.S. physical retail sell-through:
November 2014 NPD Report: 4.66 million (including bundles)
December 2014 NPD Report: 2.84 million (including bundles)
Call of Duty: Black Ops III U.S. physical retail sell-through:
November 2015 NPD Report: 4.89 million (including bundles)
December 2015 NPD Report: 3.44 million (including bundles)
Furthermore, Call of Duty: Black Ops III is also higher than its predecessor in both December and lifetime-to-date through 2015 when we look at individual SKU rankings excluding bundles.
More later. Time for work.
Quoting my previous post so I don't have to repeat disclaimers.
The #2 selling title of the December 2015 NPD Report was Electronic Arts's "Star Wars: Battlefront." This is Electronic Arts's highest-selling title of December, and it's also the 4th-highest selling of 2015 behind Call of Duty, Madden NFL 16, and Fallout 4.
Battlefield 4 U.S. Physical Retail Sellthrough (last major holiday shooter release by Electronic Arts)
October 2013 NPD Report: 836K units
November 2013 NPD Report: 1.5 million units
December 2013 NPD Report: 1.36 million units
Star Wars: Battlefront U.S. Physical Retail Sellthrough
November 2015 NPD Report: 2.10 million units (including bundles)
December 2015 NPD Report: 2.58 million units (including bundles)
NDP Mulcair could you tell us the bundle amount for SW.
Also good sales for SW , would be around 5.5 million plus just counting US and UK physical sales.
Doesn't 300K concurrent seem a bit low for 12 million copies sold?
But 2.5%?The game attracts a more casual crowd so that probably has an impact.
But 2.5%?
For an online only game???
Here is the Top 10 chart for December:
Call of Duty: Black Ops III, Star Wars Battlefront 2015, Fallout 4, Madden NFL 16, and NBA 2K16 all sold above 1 million copies in December (excluding bundles).
The numbers start to taper off with Rainbow Six: Siege at 808K units, and the Top 10 ends with FIFA 16 at 629K.
Sales of the "Star Wars Battlefront" bundle were brisk, as were sales for the "Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection" bundles and "Call of Duty: Black Ops III" bundles.
This month the "Star Wars Battlefront" bundle was the most popular PlayStation 4 bundle. Sales of the standalone software SKU "Star Wars Battlefront" were below 2 million, a testament to the power of bundles to bring Star Wars Battlefront sales up to 2.58 million.
On the Xbox side of things, the "Gears of War: Ultimate Edition" bundle was also very popualr.
Call of Duty: Black Ops III, Star Wars Battlefront 2015, Fallout 4, Madden NFL 16, and NBA 2K16 all sold above 1 million copies in December (excluding bundles).
The numbers start to taper off with Rainbow Six: Siege at 808K units, and the Top 10 ends with FIFA 16 at 629K.
Sales of the "Star Wars Battlefront" bundle were brisk, as were sales for the "Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection" bundles and "Call of Duty: Black Ops III" bundles.
This month the "Star Wars Battlefront" bundle was the most popular PlayStation 4 bundle. Sales of the standalone software SKU "Star Wars Battlefront" were below 2 million, a testament to the power of bundles to bring Star Wars Battlefront sales up to 2.58 million.
On the Xbox side of things, the "Gears of War: Ultimate Edition" bundle was also very popualr.
But 2.5%?
For an online only game???
Quick question: how would Zhuge even have WW sold through numbers?
And damn, those Battlefront numbers are great!
Nice. SW bundle did great for Sony (600k +).NDP_Mulcair said:This month the "Star Wars Battlefront" bundle was the most popular PlayStation 4 bundle. Sales of the standalone software SKU "Star Wars Battlefront" were below 2 million, a testament to the power of bundles to bring Star Wars Battlefront sales up to 2.58 million.
On the Xbox side of things, the "Gears of War: Ultimate Edition" bundle was also very popualr.
Drop after a big launch month is the standard, CoD dropped too. Battlefront had the movie in december for gain traction.
if sites start posting that npd data from george does the dream end?
if sites start posting that npd data from george does the dream end?
It's really hard finding 3DS HW numbers. I wanted to see what kind of drop off the handheld market has seen. Is the PSP/3DS chart still being updated?
3DS 2015 PSP 2009 NDS 2009 3DS 2014
January 74 172 510 97
February 395 199 588 153
March 265 168 563 159
April 116 116 1040 106
May 97 100 633 97
June 124* 163 766 152
July 104 123 539 108
August 77 140 552 91
September 123 190 524 140
October 110* 174 457 138
November 350 293 1700 515
December 580 654 3310 810
Total 2415 2492 11182 2566