Xbox One vs Xbox 360 – VGChartz Gap Charts – January 2014 Update

by William D'Angelo, posted on 21 February 2014 / 9,554 Views

Welcome to the VGChartz Gap charts. The charts will be updated monthly and each article will focus on a different gap chart. The charts include comparisons between the 7th generation and 8th generation, as well as comparing the 8th generation consoles. All sales are worldwide, unless otherwise stated.

Xbox One Vs. Xbox 360 Global:

Gap change in latest month: 217,013 – Xbox 360

Gap change over last 12 months: n/a

Total Lead: 1,689,982 - XOne

Xbox One Total Sales: 3,3,86,476

Xbox 360 Total Sales: 1,696,494

January 2014 is the third month of the Xbox One being on sale. The gap shrunk during the month when compared to the Xbox 360’s third month on sale. The gap shrunk 217,013 units in favor of the Xbox 360. The Xbox One currently leads by 1,689,982 units after the first two months.

The Xbox One has sold 3,386,476 units in its first three month, while its predecessor the Xbox 360 sold 1,696,494 units during its first two months on sale. The gap is expected to shrink again in February due to poor Xbox One sales.

Both consoles launched in November. The Xbox 360 launched in November 2005 for $300 and $400, while the Xbox One launched in November 2013 for $500.

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A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel dedicated to gaming Let's Plays and tutorials. Outside, in the real world, he has a passion for the outdoors which includes everything from hiking to having received his B.A. in Environmental Studies. You can contact the author at wdangelo@vgchartz.com.

9 Comments

leyendax69 (on 22 February 2014)

Well, the gap is closing but 360 didn't have competition and it was cheaper. So Xbox One is doing pretty decent for now.

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fatslob-:O (on 21 February 2014)

Uh Oh, the xbox 360 is starting to show some grounds for actual demand compared to the X1 ...

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jamesmarkus87 (on 21 February 2014)

In Xbox One's defense, the Xbox 360 didn't have to compete against Sony or Nintendo's 7th generation consoles in January 2006.

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binary solo (on 22 February 2014)

I expect the gap to narrow and for 360 to take over the lead at some stage. After all there is not much chance of Xb one outselling 360 lifetime.

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Michael-5 (on 22 February 2014)

X-Box 360 didn't sell that well during the first year because people were still crazy about PS2's. So it makes sense for XBO to be leading, but I think 360 will catch up.

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Nintentacle (on 21 February 2014)

Poor Xbox One.

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teamsilent13 (on 21 February 2014)

I'm just going to play on PC and 360 until I see something worth playing. I played Titanfall beta on PC with a 360 controller and didn't enjoy it that much. Halo 2 Anniversary might be a system seller for me as I love every Halo trilogy game. Halo 3 is my favorite FPS and Halo 2 was my second favorite. I am still upset that it was ever shut down. Yeah, buying an X1 for one game might sound silly, but that's truly how much I enjoyed Halo 2.