| Legend11 said:
Having numbers that are similar means nothing since they both could be off or just one. You talk about similar patterns but that doesn't hold true for every game. If it did it would mean one console's games would always sell better than the other's and I can easily point out different games where that isn't the case. I'll repeat what I've already said, we have no way of knowing if most of the numbers for non-charting games are accurate. |
It would not mean one console's games would sell better than the others. It would mean on average a game will perform a certain way. As an example, you can expect a game that opens at 200k on the Wii and 360 to have greater lifetime sales on the Wii based on this data. If you want to show some examples to the contrary then be my guest, but I suspect you won't find many.
As for the non-charting games, well you are on VGChartz. You either trust the data here, or are on the wrong site. If you don't think they are generally accurate why do you bother to show up at all? I can understand slepticism when it comes to software, but there are updates made regularly. Further, this should affect all systems evenly so it should not have a big effect on therelative rankings.
