Sorry, forgot this was today.
Overall:
July retail game sales are down 14% year over year.
Hardware was down 30% year over year.
Console and Handheld game sales were down 5% year over year.
Physical and Steam PC software sales were down 12% year over year.
Software:
- “The best-selling new release for the month was Monster Hunter: Generations for the 3DS; but that sold 52 percent fewer dollars than last July’s new game, Rory Mcllory PGA Tour, which released for the PS4 and Xbox One,” said Naji.
- “The lack of strong new releases for the month resulted in a poorer comparison year-on-year, and the top 10 games for July 2016 generated 21 percent fewer dollar sales than they did last year.”
Hardware:
3DS: #1 platform
XB1: #1 console platform
Notes:
- C-C-C-Combo Breaker
- “The average price of the Xbox One fell by 30 percent compared to July’15; this helped the platform become the best-selling [current-generation] console in terms of units sold for the month,” said Naji.
- “Declines in the average price for the 2DS by 33 percent resulted in a five-fold increase in unit sales for the 2DS to 78K units,” explained Naji. “The 3DS also saw an increase in unit sales of 18 percent, making the combined 2DS and 3DS platforms the best-selling hardware for July 2016 based on units.”
- “After 33 months since the launches of the PS4 and the Xbox One, the combined cumulative hardware sales for these two consoles exceed the sales of their predecessors by 41 percent at the same point of their lifecycles”
Other Info:
Overall:
July retail game sales are down 14% year over year.
Hardware was down 30% year over year.
Console and Handheld game sales were down 5% year over year.
Physical and Steam PC software sales were down 12% year over year.
Software:
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Overwatch *
- Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens
- Monster Hunter: Generations **
- Call of Duty: Black Ops III
- Minecraft **
- NBA 2K16
- Doom 2016 **
- Destiny: The Taken King
- Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege
- *No Battle.net sales
**No digital sales
- “The best-selling new release for the month was Monster Hunter: Generations for the 3DS; but that sold 52 percent fewer dollars than last July’s new game, Rory Mcllory PGA Tour, which released for the PS4 and Xbox One,” said Naji.
- “The lack of strong new releases for the month resulted in a poorer comparison year-on-year, and the top 10 games for July 2016 generated 21 percent fewer dollar sales than they did last year.”
Hardware:
3DS: #1 platform
XB1: #1 console platform
Notes:
- C-C-C-Combo Breaker
- “The average price of the Xbox One fell by 30 percent compared to July’15; this helped the platform become the best-selling [current-generation] console in terms of units sold for the month,” said Naji.
- “Declines in the average price for the 2DS by 33 percent resulted in a five-fold increase in unit sales for the 2DS to 78K units,” explained Naji. “The 3DS also saw an increase in unit sales of 18 percent, making the combined 2DS and 3DS platforms the best-selling hardware for July 2016 based on units.”
- “After 33 months since the launches of the PS4 and the Xbox One, the combined cumulative hardware sales for these two consoles exceed the sales of their predecessors by 41 percent at the same point of their lifecycles”
Other Info: