Regardless of your platform affiliations, there’s no denying that the PlayStation 4 has had an historically successful start to this console generation. Even though the Xbox One is selling faster than the Xbox 360 did in the same time frame, the unexpected combination of Sony’s smooth execution of a solid gameplan and Microsoft’s mistake-filled rollout of a flawed strategy has led to the PS4’s two-to-one global sales dominance.
Recently, however, Sony has stumbled in the messaging and fan-confidence departments – arguably for the first time since its do-no-wrong run started back in February 2013 at the PS4 reveal. The question is whether or not this is simply a speed bump for Sony or a sign of a more permanent shift that will see Microsoft reclaim a substantial chunk of their lost market share. Let’s start by reviewing Sony’s recent history:
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Recently, however, Sony has stumbled in the messaging and fan-confidence departments – arguably for the first time since its do-no-wrong run started back in February 2013 at the PS4 reveal. The question is whether or not this is simply a speed bump for Sony or a sign of a more permanent shift that will see Microsoft reclaim a substantial chunk of their lost market share. Let’s start by reviewing Sony’s recent history:
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