greenmedic88 on 14 November 2010
I think he was just pointing out that the weekly increases coincidentally coincide with the release of Move.
And the counter was that these weekly increases only reflect the recent corrections to VGC numbers, which also happened to coincide with the release of Move. Only these weekly increases do not add up to the million plus correction, and as it's been pointed out, adjustments were made retroactively to last year's numbers.
It seems like the spike in numbers are partly due to increased advertising building up to the holiday season, new sales data covering the addtion of previously omitted markets, as well as a slight bump from Move.
