The market analysis company Infoscout has collected data on sales made during the Black Friday from two of the largest chains of America, Walmart and Target, noting how the Xbox One is found to be the best-selling console, with a share of 31% on the home console sales made during the most important day in the USA with regard to pre-Christmas sales.

The new Microsoft console is followed at a short distance from Xbox 360, thanks to deep discounts reached 30% of sales, and Sony consoles with a volume halved compared to that made by Microsoft.

This makes us understand how the Xbox brand is still very strong in the us despite the higher price than the competition and the various disputes on power and resolution, which evidently do not affect the general public: it must be said, however, that the new Sony console was definitely at a disadvantage due to the smaller number of these consoles in storesbecause of European launch that has surely removed many units to the American market.

With similar results Microsoft can still sleep soundly for now at least in the USA, although the likelihood that overall sales for the month of November have been more aren't high: this will tell him the next NPD, in a couple of weeks.

On the front we see instead how software code: Ghosts was the best-selling game of the day, followed by Disney Infinity , Skylanders: Swap Force and GTA V : anything particularly startling here, given that during the Black Friday gaming sales are dominated by the casual audience that then goes to the most well-known and popular brands or licences for families. If nothing else, however, this tells us how Battlefield should be still a long way to earn popularity among the general public that EA would want to, as the fourth episode of the series does not appear in the top 20.