Sony's PlayStation 4 outsells Microsoft's Xbox One by almost a 2-1 margin.
Both Sony's and Microsoft's consoles have been both selling extremely well since their November launch, despite some controversy with the Xbox one and the added online fee for multi-player games in the PlayStation 4. But just recently Sony's John Koller confirmed the following on the PlayStation blog
"The response has been fantastic. In the US, PS4 was #1 in sales for next-gen consoles in January, nearly doubling the nearest next-gen competitor. And PS4 remains the cumulative leader here based on today's report from the NPD Group."
Although the NPD only writes
"PS4 led overall hardware sales this month, followed by the Xbox One."
Also in their report they don't seem to mention the attach ratio with consoles sold. Currently the Xbox One U.S attach rate seems to be 3 games with every console sold. (Sadly i don't have the attach ratio with me)
While the PS4 sales are certainly impressive , the PS4 still hasn't even released in Japan. Having it's release date at February 22, it will mostly likely boost it's sales by a noticeable margin and it could even possibly mean for a price drop for both the Xbox One and Nintendo's Wii U.
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