“Resident Evil: Requiem PS5 Disc Sales Beat All Xbox Versions Combined, Report Claims” — what this page in the network covers. Physical copies of Resident Evil: Requiem on PlayStation 5 have reportedly outsold every edition of the game on Xbox platforms combined, according to a new sales analysis. The data highlights a stark divide in consumer behavior between the two console ecosystems, with PlayStation owners still strongly favoring disc-based purchases while Xbox users have largely shifted toward digital downloads and Game Pass subscriptions. Capcom's latest horror entry, which launched across current-gen systems, appears to be following a broader industry trend where Sony's platform remains the dominant force for physical media sales.
The report also uncovered additional statistics showing declining physical game sales overall, but PlayStation continues to lead that shrinking market. This discrepancy matters because it reinforces Sony's cautious approach to a discless future—unlike Microsoft, which has aggressively pushed its discless Series S and digital ecosystem—and suggests retailers and publishers may continue prioritizing PlayStation for physical distribution. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.