What's up everybody? Welcome to IGN GameFoop. I'm your host, Tim and HatFilm. I'm joined

today by Justin Davis, Greg Miller, Brian Altano. Lost to talk about today. We're going

to talk about a strange new character and call of duty. We're going to talk about magic

the gathering, the movie, but our lead story this week is analysts at Stern, a G, predict.

That's my best guess. It's probably Aggie. Aggie? Stern Aggie. I already mispronounced

the movie Filomena today. Let me see, let's see. Stern Aggie. A G. See, I said a G. I say a G.

Okay. Anyway, they predict by the end of this year, collective install base for the PS4

and Xbox One will be 33 million. Damn. Combined? Combined. Wow. It's a lot. That does sound like

a lot. Yeah. They're currently, so we know the PS4 sold 4.2 million right by the end of the year

and Xbox One was around 3 million, right? So 7 million collectively. They need to sell another

26 million by the end of this year. They get a lot of shelves. 2 million a month if it were distributed

evenly. I think that's probably pretty accurate. If I were to, if someone said gun to my head, Justin,

what do you think? I would probably say about that many. 33 minutes. So that's actually, that's

about 7 million more than the Xbox and the GameCube did individually in their total entire lifespans.

And that's in the first year. That's crazy. The Xbox. The original Xbox and the GameCube did about

24, 25. So we know, I mean, they're not going to sell, I mean, they're going to sell 20, but mostly

there's not that much hardware moving until next holiday, right? Like next October, November,

December, that's when the consoles are really in a sell sell. Yeah, that's true. That's when they'll

see the big spike. You figure a lot of people are holding out four Titanfall, four Infamous,

four of that game that actually is next gen. They're also selling every single PS4 that they

ship. Xbox is a little, a little, yeah, Xbox is totally in stock now. Yeah. So that would be,

so let me put it this way. The reason why I don't think that number is that outrageous is let's say

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