It’s no secret that Sony’s PlayStation has maintained a dominant position over Xbox in the gaming console market over the past two generations. According to the quarterly report from Grand Theft Auto publisher Take-Two, this trend persists, with Sony selling approximately two PlayStation 5 consoles for every Xbox sold.

Take-Two’s report sheds light on the current landscape of the gaming industry, revealing that a staggering 77 million consoles from the current generation have been sold thus far. With Sony’s announcement of selling “over 50 million PlayStations,” it’s evident that between 25 to 27 million units belong to the Xbox Series X and Series S combined.

Interestingly, Take-Two’s analysis excludes the Nintendo Switch, which has seen impressive sales figures of nearly 140 million units since its launch in 2017. This omission underscores the significant market share held by Sony and Microsoft, despite the formidable presence of Nintendo’s popular hybrid console.

The disparity in sales between PlayStation and Xbox underscores the enduring appeal of Sony’s gaming ecosystem and its ability to captivate a broad audience of gamers worldwide. As the gaming industry continues to evolve, competition between these gaming giants will undoubtedly intensify, driving innovation and pushing the boundaries of gaming technology.

For now, Sony’s PlayStation maintains its stronghold in the console market, with Xbox trailing behind. However, with the upcoming releases and innovations on the horizon, the gaming landscape promises to remain dynamic and fiercely competitive.