November has played host to the decade’s largest game console launches, for the the Sony PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One.
Sony’s North American launch was historic – the company sold over a million consoles in a day on 11/15, becoming the fastest in gaming history to reach one million sales.
At the Xbox One launch a horde of zombies, a whole Roman legion, and high performance race cars, all converged upon the Best Buy Theater in New York City.
Now that the console war for your living room has official begun, which one will you be nabbing this holiday season?
November 27, 2013
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