Anthem has a huge, if frustrating, month.

People sure still love Nintendo.

Start making space for more consoles soon.

Thanks, Black Friday.

Xbox One isn’t numero uno, but it’s doing just fine.

Microsoft’s biggest game leads as Sony’s two premier titles pick up second and third place.

Thanks, Kratos.

A shocker.

A four month streak.

In the United States alone, the Big N has sold over 7 million of its collectible NFC figurines.

Once again, Sony’s home console proves to be unstoppable in the United States.

Unfortunately for Microsoft, Xbox One’s reign on top in the States was short lived.

During the month of April, Microsoft outshone Sony in the United States when it came to new-gen console sales.

The NPD group reveals Battlefield Hardline as the best-selling game of March in the U.S.

Meanwhile, Nintendo’s “family” of 3DS portables has managed to take home the prize as the month’s best-selling hardware overall.

Believe it or not, a remake managed to outpace the likes of Evolve and Dying Light. Then again, this is a Nintendo title we’re talking about.

It looks like Xbox One’s reign as top dog was short-lived. Sorry Microsoft, but it looks like Sony is once again king.

The NPD results are in, and once again it’s clear US consumers lover their shooters and sports games.

Sony’s home console just can’t be beat. I guess that marketing deal with Activision really paid off.

Sony’s new home console has dominated the gaming market ever since it launched late last year. Will it ever be toppled?