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I don't know why sales numbers are really an arguing point of which system is better. Everyone knew that PS4 would sell more after Microsoft destroyed themselves at E3. Buying a system doesn't mean you KNOW that system is better. It's an opinion. I bought an Xbox One, does that mean I know without a shadow of a doubt that my system is better than a PS4? Of course not, I don't own one yet, that'll be the spring time when Infamous Second Son comes out. Sony has no excuse not to be winning right now, they launched a full week earlier. If they weren't winning then I'd wonder why.
Popularity doesn't always mean it's the better product. Case in point Apple, not every Apple product is a gift from God no matter what Apple fans want to tell you. I'm looking forward to Microsoft's actual numbers coming out, because if they sold a million across all their territories before Black Friday, and they had more sales than Sony at two of the larger retailers in the US on Black Friday, I would venture a guess that they're at 1.4 - 1.6 million total vs 2.1 of Sony, which would honestly be better than I thought Microsoft would be doing at this point. Definitely better than those crazy rumors of Sony beating Microsoft 2-1 or more.
The resolution differences are an arguing point over which console is better, the extra voice features are an arguing point, but just because more people purchased something more than the people who purchased the other thing is pointless outside of those companies wallets getting bigger.
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