The recent NPD results for February have been released, and they show yet again that Sony's PlayStation 4 came out on top, ahead of Microsoft's Xbox One and Nintendo's Wii U. Not surprisingly, Microsoft is excited because the company's console is experiencing a vast increase in sales.
According to Microsoft, the sale of the Xbox One managed to increase by 84 percent month over month since the company slashed the price of the console to $349.99, down from $399.99. Despite that move, Microsoft could only manage to beat Sony for the final two months of 2014 but hasn't yet managed to do so in 2015.
Microsoft also pointed out that Xbox One users spent a maximum of 74 hours on Xbox Live throughout the month of February, which could be proof that the software giant is doing something right where its online service is concerned. Or maybe the multiplayer games are that good.
