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Xbox Sales Are Its Lowest Ever This Month, PlayStation Its Lowest Since 2000 - Forbes

Forbes·26 June 2026 at 14:51·1 min read
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Xbox and PS5 sales have cratered due to skyrocketing prices based on skyrocketing component costs they have to pay.

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1Xbox Sales Are Its Lowest Ever This Month, PlayStation Its Lowest Since 2000 - Forbes.
2Xbox and PS5 sales have cratered due to skyrocketing prices based on skyrocketing component costs they have to pay..

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26 June 2026 at 14:51
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