However, Microsoft might not be too bothered about it.
Sony has sold roughly double the number of PlayStation 5 consoles than Microsoft has with the Xbox Series X|S.for the first quarter of its latest financial year, which ran from April to June 2023.
That is roughly aligned with sales of the previous generation PS4, which had recorded 40 million sales between its November 2013 launch and a sales report on May 2016. The Xbox One, one of the company’s worst sales performers, has recorded roughly 58 million sales since its launch in November 2013.Sony is, once again, well ahead in its console war with Microsoft.Microsoft Gaming head Phil Spencer has repeatedly said Xbox cares more about the number of players on its services than those that game on its hardware.
Game Pass provides players with a library of over 300 games at a fraction of the cost of buying those same titles.
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