It’s not uncommon to see physical sales of new releases tilt dramatically in favor of PlayStation in the UK, but the appearance of Xbox Game Pass makes the divisions look ridiculous. Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance, which launched in Britain last week, generated 54% of its boxed copy sales on PS5 and an additional 42% on PS4, or 96% overall.
It just means Four percent Physical copies have been sold in the UK on Xbox platforms, an unprecedented divide between console families. It bears repeating that this only reflects boxed sales, there is no digital data included here, and the game is included as part of Microsoft’s aforementioned Xbox Game Pass subscription. The reviews have been mixed as well, although we thought it was pretty good.
Still, it may be a sign of things to come, as Sony’s main competitor continues to double its subscriptions. The Green team to suggest that the Xbox Game Pass increases in fait les ventes de logiciels, et well that cet exemple isolé ne contredise certainement pas cela – eh bien, il semble de plus en plus that you ventes physiques puissent être dominées par PlayStation in the future.
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