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PlayStation Virtual Reality headset is primed for purchase.
Sony announced on Tuesday that PlayStation 4 sales have passed 18.5 million units as of January 4th, a huge jump from the 13.5 million of late October. This is especially good news for the Japanese corporation considering the fact that the Xbox One finally jumped the PS4 in November, potentially indicating that the unprecedented interest in Sony’s console was beginning to die down.
Microsoft has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season as the NPD market research firm is saying that the company sold 1.2 million consoles during November. The strong sales are directly related to the $50 price cut by Microsoft and the bundle deals available as well.
The Limited Edition PlayStation 4 which launched last week was quick to sell out on Sony’s online store, but is now available for insane prices on eBay.
While Microsoft is updating its Xbox One console on a monthly schedule, with a few features at a time, Sony has taken a different route. So far the company has chosen to release big updates every few months, in an attempt to fix issues and bring new features to users.
