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In Not Remotely Shocking News, Xbox Has Reportedly Suffered Its 'Worst Year on Record' for Console Sales

UK Xbox sales dropped 39% in 2025 due to high pricing and strategic shifts, while Switch 2 sales outpaced several legacy consoles, NielsenIQ data shows.

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Xbox reportedly had its 'worst year on record' in 2025 in news that should surprise no one.

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According to Christopher Dring's report, Xbox console sales have fallen by no less than 40% compared to the previous year in the United Kingdom. Sign of decline? No doubt, even though it should be noted that the PlayStation 5 sales are down by 19%, evidence that the market is slowing down considerably only five years after the launch of the latest generation consoles. To return to the Xbox brand, it is difficult not to imagine that policy change…

It is no secret that Xbox has been lagging behind in the console sales race in front of Sony's PlayStation and Nintendo, as this has been the case since the generation of Xbox One/PS4 devices. Every year, Xbox has been comfortably one of the worst-selling systems (except for a period when the Wii U broke into the scene), especially outside the United States and the United Kingdom, two markets in which Xbox has managed to continue to find some su…

A new year usually means new opportunities, but for Microsoft, it's the same fight for market share

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GIGAZINE broke the news in on Sunday, January 4, 2026.
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