@foone how dare you forget about my beloved PlayStation 3

87 million consoles, it just about outsold the Xbox 360

Counting my collection I’m at 6 PPC devices: 3 consoles, 3 Macintosh

@foone btw, ST and Freescale/NXP once worked together on a line of PowerPC automotive microcontrollers and ECUs

I don't have any sales numbers on these, but, they're probably also not that low either. maybe there's more PPC chips in people's cars than in people's homes!

@foone I have most of the aforementioned PowerPCs (lack the Gamecube, although I do group the Wii with that).

Also, my Turris 1.1 router is PowerPC. This toot goes from me to you through a PowerPC. That's guaranteed.

@foone joke is on you - got both a PowerMac G4 and a Wii. Apparently, both use reasonably similar CPUs.

TBF, only got the Wii because I got a bit over excited with my good results on PPC.

"It was a birthday present to my wife".
I did get some Zelda games for her, to sweeten the deal, but I end up doing much more homebrew on it then her going thru Hyrule.

@foone Similar calculations can be made for MOS' 6500 series.

The most sold 6500 computer the C64 totalled 12.5 m according to Michael Steil. Even tripling that to account for floppy drives makes it less than 40 m. Let's make it 50 to include all other 6502 based Commodore.

Famicom/NES alone sold 62m, SNES adding another 50m. Ataris 2600 only adds a mere 30m. So yes, chances are good that a 6500 in your house is a console ... except:

WDC claims:

"Annual volumes in the hundreds (100's) of millions of units keep adding in a significant way to the estimated shipped volumes of five (5) to ten (10) billion units."

A number dwarfing all consoles combined.

Bottom line, in average every human on this planes owns a 6500, without knowing about.

@foone some of my PowerPCs are Cisco's fault (I think my 2811 and 2600s are PowerPC, if only some oddball SOC)

Of course I have a 2511, which has 68030 and can trace its vintage back to Cisco's first product.

@foone I haven't had a PowerPC Mac since I got rid of my PowerMac G5 back in (I think) 2010

However at present I have a GameCube, a Wii, a PlayStation 3, and a WiiU. No XBox 360 though.

I also want to shout out MIPS, which lives in N64, Playstation 1, Playstation 2 (which I have three of for dumb reasons, and each of those has *two* MIPS CPUs in it), and the Dingoo A320. Which has nothing to do with Apple but it's still funny that I have more of them than PowerPCs.