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Consoles de jeux vidéo les plus vendus

Auteur : Aaliyah Mise à jour : May 15,2025

Le PlayStation 2 de Sony reste le champion incontesté des ventes de consoles de jeux vidéo, avec un total de 160 millions d'unités vendues. Malgré la performance impressionnante de la PlayStation 4, il a conclu son cycle de vie à environ 40 millions d'unités de moins de son prédécesseur légendaire. Pendant ce temps, le Switch Nintendo a dépassé la PS4, sécurisant sa place parmi le groupe d'élite de consoles les plus vendues.

Comme le commutateur et la PS4 ont solidifié leurs positions dans le classement des consoles les plus vendues de tous les temps, nous nous sommes lancés dans une quête pour comparer toute la gamme de matériel de Nintendo, Sony et Microsoft. Ci-dessous, vous pouvez explorer notre liste complète avec les 28 consoles de jeux vidéo les plus vendues de tous les temps. Cette liste comprend des détails essentiels tels que les dates de sortie, les jeux les mieux notés, etc.

* Il convient de noter que, bien que certains chiffres de vente proviennent directement des fabricants de matériel, d'autres sont des estimations dérivées des derniers chiffres et analyse du marché. Tous les totaux de vente non officiels sont indiqués par un astérisque (\ *). *

Pour ceux qui sont uniquement intéressés par les meilleurs interprètes, voici un aperçu rapide des 5 meilleures consoles les plus vendues, répertoriées dans l'ordre des ventes:

Playstation 2 (Sony) - 160 millions
Nintendo DS (Nintendo) - 154,02 millions
Nintendo Switch (Nintendo) - 150,86 millions
Game Boy / Game Boy Color (Nintendo) - 118,69 millions
Playstation 4 (Sony) - 117,2 millions

Faites défiler plus bas ou cliquez dans la galerie pour une ventilation détaillée et plus d'informations sur chaque console.

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