40 years of console wars, spellbindingly charted for your viewing pleasure

2019-4-9 17:05

We enjoyed creating our last bar chart race about phone sales so much, we couldn’t resist doing another. So, this time round we’ve looked at something close to all our hearts: the console wars.

Yep, in the animated graph below, you’ll find a visualization of the best-selling games consoles from 1977 all the way through to 2017. That’s a full 40 years of data for you! Aren’t you lucky? Feast your eyes on this:   Wow! Where’s all this console wars data from? We’re glad you asked. Mainly, it comes from official company statements. You know, things like annual and quarterly…

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