PS4 vs Xbox One – VGChartz Gap Charts – February 2014 Update - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 13 March 2014 / 10,085 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.

PS4 vs Xbox One – VGChartz Gap Charts – February 2014 Update

PS4 Vs. XOne Global:

Gap change in latest month: 673,948 – PS4

Gap change over last 12 months: n/a

Total Lead: 2,397,097 – PS4

PS4 Total Sales: 6,009,474

Xbox One Total Sales: 3,612,376

In February 2014 the gap between the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One grew once again. The PlayStation 4 sold 673,948 more units than the Xbox One in February to bring the total lead to 2,397,097 units. The PlayStation 4 has sold 6,009,474 units in four months, while the Xbox One sold 3,612,376 units.

The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One both launched in November 2013 in North America and Europe. The PlayStation 4 launched on November 15 in North America and November 29 in Europe. The Xbox One launched on November 22 in North America and Europe.

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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.


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6 Comments

Orald
Orald (on 13 March 2014)

Good work Sony. :)

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vizunary
vizunary (on 13 March 2014)

@sumpner, actually at least in the US the ps4 is hardly available at all, it's still very much sold out at retail

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D13G0
D13G0 (on 13 March 2014)

this is awesome!

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D13G0
D13G0 (on 13 March 2014)

this is awesome!

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Captain_Yuri
Captain_Yuri (on 13 March 2014)

I hope this doesnt turn out like the 3ds vs vita sales

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Sumpner
Sumpner (on 13 March 2014)

If i am not mistaken, the PS4 is available in two times, maybe even three times the amount of countries as the Xbox One, so these figures don't really tell the whole story. Is it worth noting this in the article?

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sully1311
sully1311 (on 13 March 2014)

X1 has launched in all the major countries it will sell in. The other countries will bring in... 500,000 max?

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RoadShow
RoadShow (on 13 March 2014)

You are correct about Xbox one being in fewer countries but Xbox one launched in most countries that have decent sales (other than Sweeden). They will not help xbox one much once it's launched and in fact with xbox one not being available people in those countries are buying PS4 and anyone of those friends will need to buy the less expensive PS4 to play with their friends (just like how 360 won the online market by default).

I've said it for years now. Xbox one will be nothing but a #2 all generation.

Just look at 360. It lost to PS3 despite (A) Entire year head start in the first console gen where online play is a major factor. 8 million console lead, about 10% of all their sales in the first year alone and won the online market by default particularly in the US. (B) Millions of RROD rebuys. (C) A supposedly superior online network (D) A more popular motion peripheral (E) HALO

and it still lost.

Xbox one with all it's lackluster features, paywall basic features, exclusivies on PC with free online play the PC way, horrid consumer policies, overpriced hardware/accessories/subscription. Worthless subscription I mean the list goes on. Xbox one has no chance

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soulmonk
soulmonk (on 13 March 2014)

That is true that the PS4 is in more countries (regions) than the Xbox One. But to be even the PS4 isn't keeping up with demand so one has to wonder if both console's sales aren't been artificially dampened. But, as opposed to the aforementioned PS4 supply constraints (reason why PS4 sales aren't higher), one has to ask why has Microsoft has yet to release the Xbox One in these places? It surely isn't supply restraints.

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small44
small44 (on 13 March 2014)

PS4 outsold xbox one in all the major country other country are not that important i doubt even ps4 sold much in those country

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Azhraell
Azhraell (on 13 March 2014)

People still with this shit?XDDD Japan is nothing for xbox anyway and all the other markets where One hasn't launched yet are insignificant in the global sales.

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