Can't say I agree with you yet although I don't think its an unreasonable argument if you look at the current hardware trends without 2009 software...But with software, June looks flat or up year over year since WSR will help in Japan, and the North American Wii market should be reinvigorated on the diversity of games released and new feature sets of late May to June. Punch Out and EA Active are both potentially enormous. Tiger Woods and the other early motion plus games should keep Wii elevated from the May boost, and June 2008 just wasnt that impressive for Wii so I think its in range. The main difference, to me between 2008 and 2009 is that May, June, and July look big this year, while in 2008 March, April, May were all huge. But when you factor in January and February 2009 being up over 2008 I don't think its much more than a draw through midyear. The end of the year for Wii already looks stronger in 2009 than in 2008 so I don't think sales will be down that much.
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