[Ventas] USA - NPD Diciembre 2017

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• Gracias a Mpl90
  

Software Rankings

Overall

1. Call of Duty: WWII
   
2. Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017*
   
3. Super Mario Odyssey**
   
4. NBA 2K18
   
5. Mario Kart 8**
   
6. Madden NFL 18
   
7. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds*
   
8. Assassin’s Creed: Origins
   
9. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**
   
10. Grand Theft Auto V
    
11. FIFA 18*
    
12. Destiny 2*
    
13. Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2
    
14. Splatoon 2**
    
15. Need for Speed: Payback*
    
16. Xenoblade Chronicles 2**
    
17. Just Dance 2018
    
18. The Sims 4*
    
19. Pokemon: Ultra Sun**
    
20. Pokemon: Ultra Moon**
    

* No PC Digital sales
** No Digital sales

Xbox One

1. Call of Duty: WWII
   
2. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds
   
3. Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017
   
4. NBA 2K18
   
5. Madden NFL 18
   
6. Assassin’s Creed: Origins
   
7. Grand Theft Auto V
   
8. FIFA 18
   
9. Destiny 2
   
10. Forza Motorsport 7
    

PlayStation 4

1. Call of Duty: WWII
   
2. Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017
   
3. NBA 2K18
   
4. Madden NFL 18
   
5. Assassin’s Creed: Origins
   
6. Grand Theft Auto V
   
7. FIFA 18
   
8. Need for Speed: Payback
   
9. Destiny 2
   
10. Horizon Zero Dawn
    

Nintendo Switch**

1. Super Mario Odyssey
   
2. Mario Kart 8
   
3. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
   
4. Splatoon 2
   
5. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
   
6. Mario & Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
   
7. Pokken Tournament DX
   
8. Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
   
9. ARMS
   
10. Just Dance 2018
    

Nintendo 3DS**

1. Pokemon: Ultra Sun
   
2. Pokemon: Ultra Moon
   
3. Minecraft
   
4. Mario Kart 7
   
5. Mario Party: The Top 100
   
6. Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions
   
7. Super Smash Bros.
   
8. Super Mario Maker
   
9. Miitopia
   
10. New Super Mario Bros. 2
    

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Bonus stage: The best selling games of 2017

Overall

1. Call of Duty: WWII
   
2. NBA 2K18
   
3. Destiny 2*
   
4. Madden NFL 18
   
5. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**
   
6. Grand Theft Auto V
   
7. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands
   
8. Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017*
   
9. Super Mario Odyssey**
   
10. Mario Kart 8**
    

Xbox One

1. Call of Duty: WWII
   
2. Destiny 2*
   
3. [i]NBA 2K18[/i]
   
4. [i]Madden NFL 18[/i]
   
5. [i]Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands[/i]
   
6. [i]Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017*[/i]
   
7. [i]Grand Theft Auto V[/i]
   
8. [i]Assassin's Creed: Origins[/i]
   
9. [i]For Honor[/i]
   
10. [i]Injustice 2[/i]
    

PlayStation 4

1. Call of Duty: WWII
   
2. NBA 2K18
   
3. Destiny 2*
   
4. Madden NFL 18
   
5. Horizon Zero Dawn
   
6. Grand Theft Auto V
   
7. Star Wars: Battlefront II 2017*
   
8. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands
   
9. FIFA 18*
   
10. MLB 17: The Show
    

Nintendo Switch**

1. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
   
2. Super Mario Odyssey
   
3. Mario Kart 8
   
4. Splatoon 2
   
5. Mario & Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
   
6. ARMS
   
7. Pokken Tournament DX
   
8. 1-2 Switch
   
9. Xenoblade Chronicles 2
   
10. Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
    

Nintendo 3DS**

1. Pokemon: Ultra Sun
   
2. Pokemon: Ultra Moon
   
3. Pokemon: Sun
   
4. Pokemon: Moon
   
5. Super Mario Maker
   
6. Metroid: Samus Returns
   
7. Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadow of Valentia
   
8. Super Smash Bros.
   
9. Mario Kart 7
   
10. Poochy and Yoshi's Wolly World
    

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• Gracias a Zedark
  

Switch is at 1.5 million, and a leak from earlier this month told us PS4 did 72% of Switch and XB1 did 91%. So,

PS4 = 1080k
XB1 = 1365k

I should add that this leak predicted 3DS at 50% of Switch, and that turned out to be true (Switch at 1.5M, 3DS at 750k). So, it's most likely legit.
 

• Gracias a LOCK
  

Dug up old data and updated some spreadsheets.

2017 was a great year overall, with this being the best year since 2011 at Retail*.

*Includes reported digital game sales since NPD started tracking them. 



Not only was this a great year at retail, but also the best year ever reported (?) with total consumer spending reaching 36 billion. This includes retail, digital, online services, etc. The industry is very healthy, and should be very happy. 



Something interesting to see, when updating my software and hardware revenue numbers, 2014 seemed very odd with it's ratio. It is a generational transition year so maybe that is the reason or maybe software just wasn't as compelling?



As for monthly revenue, December was larger than November, and the trends are staying consistent. 



Should be interesting to see just how much the Switch and lower price ranges on consoles affect total revenue in 2018. 

• Gracias a MatPiscatela
  

...Saludos...