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PlayStation 4 still on top in July, says NPD

PlayStation 4 still on top in July, says NPD

Posted on August 14, 2015August 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Microsoft may have wowed the crowd at Gamescom early this month, and may even have won hearts, but Sony is still winning wallets, at least in July and for now. Market research firm NPD has just given their report on the console gaming market in the US for the past month and Sony is only too happy to share it. That’s because, despite not having new games for the season, both in general and for Sony specifically, the PlayStation 4 still ranked as the top console and its games the top software for July.
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