PS4 has sold 5.3 million units worldwide

18 February 2014

Sony Computer Entertainment announced that as of 8 February 2014, the PlayStation 4 has cumulatively sold through more than 5.3 million units* around the world.

“I am thrilled that so many customers around the globe have continued to select PS4 as the best place to play throughout and beyond the holiday season,” said Andrew House, President and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

“We are delighted that according to the NPD Group’s latest data, PS4 was January’s top-selling console in the United States. The PS4 system’s momentum just keeps growing stronger, and we are extremely grateful for the continued passion and support of PlayStation fans.

“February 22 sees the launch of PS4 in Japan, and I’m looking forward to Japanese fans sharing the excitement of the deep social capabilities and entertainment experiences only possible on PS4,” said House.

Microsoft’s latest stats boasted 3.9 million Xbox One consoles sold by end of December 2013.

*Number of retail sales to consumers is estimated by SCEI. PS4 sales data in North America and Latin America collected 11/15/2013 – 2/8/2014.  Europe and Asia collected 11/29/13 – 2/8/2014.

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  1. K00l3
    19.02.2014 at 07:13

    Wonder how many of those were DOA like mine was. 🙁

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