Xbox One
The Xbox One will go on sale Nov. 21, according to a game developer. Microsoft

Well, well, what do we have here? As of this writing, the Xbox One is the top-ranked seller on Amazon, overtaking a spot that was previously occupied by the PS4. The PS4 standard edition, "Watch Dogs" bundle and "Battlefield 4" bundle are now ranked fourth, fifth and eighth overall, respectively, on the site's video game store. "The Last of Us" occupies the second slot. Check out the photos below.

Xbox One On Amazon
Xbox One is the top seller on Amazon. amazon.com
Xbox One On Amazon
Xbox One is the top seller on Amazon. amazon.com

The recent sales surge of Xbox One on Amazon could be due to Microsoft's big announcement last week, where the company reversed course on used games and DRM for its next Xbox. Last week, Microsoft revealed that it would change the Xbox One's used games policy so that they reflect the used game policies currently in place for the Xbox 360. Microsoft also stated that it would no longer require a daily Internet check-in.

While these are both positive developments on the surface, it's important to note that the two big changes that Microsoft announced to the Xbox One come with some significant compromises. You can read about the three big features Xbox One gamers will be losing as a result of Microsoft's reversal here.

What do you think of the PS4 and Xbox One? Are you surprised that the Xbox One is now the top seller on Amazon's video games store? Why or why not? Will you preordering the PS4 or Xbox One? Why or why not? What do you think of Microsoft's reversal regarding the Xbox One's policies toward used games and Internet check-ins? Do you approve of them or not? What games do you most want to play on the PS4 and Xbox One and why? Sound off in the comments below.