On Twitter in Japan, the newly announced Xbox One has a couple of new nicknames. However, there is a bit of a good natured dispute over what the Xbox One's nickname will be: "Batsuichi" (Once ...

After years of struggling in Japan, the Xbox Series X/S is showing more than signs of life in Japan. In comparison to previous efforts, it’s actually doing well. Famitsu reports that as of ...

The Xbox Series X/S console family does something impressive, selling more units than one of the best Nintendo consoles in the company's history.

A look back at Xbox's missteps in Japan, and how the Series X/S can right the ship for Microsoft with Japanese players. 2020, as most of us are aware, is one of the most challenging years in ...

The combined sales figures for all four generations of Xbox consoles sold in Japan is now around 2.3 million units in total, the lion's share of that number going to the Xbox 360 generation.

The VGChartz sales comparison series of articles are updated monthly and each one focuses on a different sales [...] ...

Microsoft 's Xbox One is off to a dismal start in Japan, which has always been one of its toughest markets. Media Create reports that Microsoft sold just over 25,000 Xbox Ones during its first ...

The Xbox Series X|S has sold over 100,000 units in Japan, which means that the console has already outdone what it took the Xbox One four years to achieve. As noted by industry analyst Benji-Sales ...

by William D'Angelo, posted on 11 November 2021 / 3,472 Views. The Xbox Series X|S has hit a new milestone in Japan by outselling lifetime sales of the Xbox One, according to the latest Famitsu ...

Microsoft's Phil Spencer promised that a "unique exclusive title for Xbox One is going to be released by an awesome Japanese studio," but if high-quality JRPGs couldn't lure Japanese gamers in ...

The first Japan-exclusive Xbox One game Chaos;Child launched alongside the system. It even has a free demo that non-Japanese players can get without much effort.

Microsoft’s original Xbox sold fewer than half a million units in Japan over the course of its life, and the Xbox 360’s only fared slightly better: presently somewhere north of 1.6 million ...