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Seece said:
kowenicki said:
wholikeswood said:
kowenicki said:

I suggested this a while back...  lets just say i had my head bitten off.

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=96350

 

I think people objected there because you were breaking it down too much and really just wanted to showcase how popular the 360 is in the UK.

Although EMEA isn't a perfect bracket (as it seems to odd to lump Moroccan sales together with, say, Swedish sales), I think it's the best solution - for want of a better word - that we have for now.

sigh... if you read the whole thread you will see that isnt what I was tryin to do at all...    I was happy with Europe as a region as a compromise.

and why is EMEA better than Europe and Others?  please explain.

It's interesting that's the first thing that pops into his head (but not unsurprising), I swear he only comes on this site for the console wars ..

It's interesting that you like to talk about me in the third-person so often (but not unsurprising, as presumably you think such an indirect approach makes your slander more admissible).

Hastening back to the topic/Kowenicki's post:

a) you were gunning for the UK to be a region because of 360 vs PS3 sales in that region and I wasn't alone in feeling that way - Hatmoza alluded to this on the very first page.

b) you didn't say you were "happy to compromise" with Europe alone being separate, you just said "even that alone would make more sense" to you than the current system - those two statements are not the same, and you carried on promoting the UK over Japan throughout the thread as you continued your crusade for the UK's separation on the charts.

And like the majority I prefer EMEA over Europe Others for many reasons - that it neatly ties in with how the big 3 present data, that Others' consumer habits aren't sufficiently distinct from Europe as to actually merit separation, that changing things would create unnecessary work for the numbers team, etc.