Interesting. Definite rebound in weekly average revenue for hardware.
Assuming an ARP of $300 for the 360 in June 2011, then at 507k units the 360 grossed $152.1M. Assuming an ARP of, say, $450 for the XBS (which further assumes a 3:1 split in favor of the Series X), then it may have sold somewhere on the order of 340k, probably more. Even if it was 100% Series X sales, we're still looking at at least 304k. Of course, it's possible that the 360's APR wasn't $300, as it did have a $200 4GB SKU. Assuming an ARP of $280 for the 360 (4:1 in the $300 250GB SKU's favor) would have meant a revenue total of $141.96M, which would in turn mean a floor of 284k for the XBS. Still, odds are we're looking at at least 300k for the month for the XBS.
Given the remaining revenue, I could see a possible HW sales split for June that looks something like this:
NSW: 475k ($130.6M @ $275/unit)
XBS: 345k ($155.25M @ $450/unit)
PS5: 242k ($114.95M @ $475/unit)
Total: 1062k ($400.8M)
Of course, there is a huge margin of error here as it makes a lot of assumptions regarding not just overall platform splits but also SKU splits, so these estimates are ballpark at best, something plausible but probably not the actuals. It would still be congruent with the other tidbits regarding hardware. We could play around with the numbers and still get to the ~$401M revenue figure. For example, if the PS5 sold 300k at $475/unit, the XBS sold that 345k at $450/unit, and the Switch sold 413k at $250/unit, we'd still get to the same figure.
Still holding out hope for actual unit sales numbers some day. It's been so long.
