Barozi on 09 February 2012
| Seece said: Still, the January results are so poor that their validity should be questioned, says Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter. From 2004 to 2011, January software sales have averaged $518 million, making this month's $355.9 million figure "just hard to digest," he says. "It also makes no sense that sales are below the level from 2004, when games were cheaper and the installed base of consoles was much lower. ... I don't know if the NPD is getting faulty data, but these numbers make no sense." |
Well I thought the same about last December....
Now it's the second time in a row where Wedbush, EEDAR (I guess) and VGC show much different (higher) data than NPD.
