
US Console Hardware Sales Hit 13-Year Low as Memory Shortage Drives Record Prices
US console hardware sales have plummeted to their lowest levels since 2013, with Xbox units down 33% and PlayStation units down 25% year-to-date. This decline is driven by record-high average prices caused by a global memory and storage shortage. While Nintendo's Switch 2 leads the market, overall spending has fallen, and analysts warn that upcoming GTA VI sales may be hindered by high costs and limited supply.













