DMeisterJ said:
I didn't say they weren't the same game. I just want to know, why they don't get separate listing on the sales charts because you don't buy them together you buy one or the other. I had the same problem with Diamond/Pearl. They are the same game but some people will go and buy the both of them just to get all of the pokemon, that shouldn't count cuz they're different games. Thank you. |
So, it shouldn't be counted because of people who buy multiple versions? Let me give you another example: there are a lot of Halo fanatics who, despite already paying for the legendary edition, bought Halo 3 on eBay when it showed up early. They still got their legendary edition too though. The fact that these people were crazy enough to buy it twice doesn't change the fact that all the money went to Microsoft. Shouldn't each purchase be counted?
Another good reason to combine the games in the sales charts is that you can then see sales data for more relevant games, rather than having 2 versions of the same game take up 2 spots on the chart. Also, what do you mean CC would have been number one? You said yourself they aren't different games. If you really believe that then what kind of "victory" is that for the PSP? Either way a single Pokemon game of two different versions was purchased much more...
Edit: it's not like this is just done with Nintendo games either. There was a 2 version PS2 game not too long ago that recieved the same treatment. Special editions and pack-ins aren't counted separately either. It seems to be that you are just disgruntled that CC:FFVII didn't sell in the amount you wished it too and are "shooting the messenger" so to speak.