More or less. Yeah. It was adjusted up to corrolate with @ZhugeEX's recent announcement of the PS4 reaching 30 million units in the U.S. and that those numbers account for 30% of the PS4's total worldwide sales, which would mean the PS4 is at 100 million units sold now as of the week ending September 15th. With VGChartz data being two weeks behind, it was adjusted up 99.6 million units as of August 31st so that with around 180-200k units a week would bring it to that mark.
But yeah, the gap is essentially the same as it was before.
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