AMD: Xbox One and PS4 To See Record High Sales Next Year - Predicts End of Cycle for Current Gen Consoles by 2019
PS4 and Xbox One vs PS3 and Xbox 360 - VGChartz Gap Charts – May 2019 Update | N4G
Switch vs PS4 vs Xbox One Global Lifetime Sales – January 2019 | N4G
PS4 Vs Xbox One Sales - What Are The Figures? - PlayStation Universe
Gaming consoles sales spike by 36% with 22 million units sold amid pandemic | News | FOCUS ON Business - Created by Pro Progressio
Xbox One vs PS4 vs Switch: Console and Game Sales Numbers - 2020 | Hooked On Tech
Switch vs PS4 vs Xbox One Global Lifetime Sales – December 2019
Nintendo Switch is Selling Better Than PS4 and Xbox One Did Last Year
Nintendo Switch growth continues as aging rivals Sony PS4 and Microsoft Xbox One stagnate – GeekWire
PS4 vs Xbox One vs Switch: Console and Game Sales Numbers - 2019 | Hooked On Tech
Buying a PlayStation 4 in 2023 is worth it. Here's Why | Gameworth
Daniel Ahmad on Twitter: "Xbox One sell through by country as of end 2018. I'd note that some of the European sales have been upweighted slightly so might not be 100% accurate.
Sales of Grand Theft Auto V on Xbox One worldwide 2020 | Statista
Chart: Nintendo Switch About to Leapfrog PlayStation 4 | Statista
VGChartz - 'PS5 and Xbox Series X|S vs PS4 and Xbox One Sales Comparison - October 2021' This monthly series compares the combined aligned sales of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series
Xbox One vs PS4 vs Switch: Console and Game Sales Numbers | Hooked On Tech
PS4 Grew Sales 24% in August, Maintained Lead Against Xbox, Switch and PC
Nintendo Switch growth continues as aging rivals Sony PS4 and Microsoft Xbox One stagnate – GeekWire
PS4 and Xbox One vs PS3 and Xbox 360 - VGChartz Gap Charts – August 2019 | N4G
The Nintendo Switch Just Topped The PS4's Lifetime Sales In Japan
Switch vs PS4 vs Xbox One Global Lifetime Sales – August 2019
DFC Intelligence Forecasts Video Game Console Sales to Surpass 150 Million - DFC Intelligence
Switch vs PS4 vs Xbox One Global Lifetime Sales – March 2019
Physical console games are quickly becoming a relatively niche market | Ars Technica
