US Console Sales Sink to 1980s-Era Lows as Xbox Drops 33%
US console sales fell to 1980s-era lows in 2026, with Xbox units down 33% and PlayStation down 25% through August, per Circana data.
US console sales fell to 1980s-era lows in 2026, with Xbox units down 33% and PlayStation down 25% through August, per Circana data.
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