HexenLord said:
but how would they track it when their tracked numbers were lower before the official results came out that shows they weren't tracking it
The OP didn't ask why the gap suddenly shrank on the charts, he's asking why EMEAA sales are so high for the last few weeks. For example, here are the sales from August until current (Worldwide): Aug 1-7: 175,816 Aug 8-14: 184,177 Aug 15-21: 166,335 Aug 22-28: 165,168 Aug 29-Sept 4: 163,948 Sept 5-11: 150,805 Sept 12-18: 198,157 Sept 19-25: 207,959 Sept 26-Oct 2: 238,977 Oct 3-9: 240,719 Oct 10-16: 235,471 Oct 17-23: 232,770 Oct 24-30: 270,345 Oct 31-Nov 6: 304,183 PS Move released Sept 15/17 in EMEAA and Americas respectively, and on October 21st in Japan. Look at the numbers for these dates.
Yes but VGC never tracked those sales MOVE showed almost no bump by VGC sales number thwe bump showed from 15th september was only posted after official results on 29th october,before that the sales were completelt different and ioi said himself that they weren't tracking areas where SONY sold and as MOVE launched in september,they added sales near MOVE's release to justify their numbers but this was just an assumption,sales were never tracked
and the fact that the same happened with the previous quarter results so the conclusion is PS3 was already selling good before MOVE's release,it just wasn't tracked by VGC the PS3 VGC sales number before 15th september are wrong yes the MOVE cause bump but nowhere near it is shown by VGC PS3 was already selling close to the MOVE bump numbers(after 15th sept numbers)before and got a slight bump by MOVE |