NJ5 said:
Kasz216 said:
Diomedes1976 said:
Definitely there are too many stupid people in this forum .
Well ,I accept the MC sales ,for me they are way more precise that the "about 12K " or whatever that we get supposedly "leaked " from Famitsu .
So yes ,AC6 propelled the 360 past the PS3 in Japan this week .200 units to be more precise .With the PS3 descending 1000 units from last week because no new software and the price drop due to next week .Big deal .
More interesting are the PSP and Wii numbers .Mario Galaxy hasnt even managed to lift the Wii to the 40K mark and the PSP seems definitely established around 60K units weekly ,double the number to prior the release of the Slim version . |
That's weird. I'm looking at MC's website right now.., and the only number i can find on what they cover is 57%. You know. Just like Ioi said. Two no tracking site would use 90%... it would cost way too much. Still if you have a link, you can show me. Since i'm looking at their entire site, yet the only number i see for coverage rates is 57%. So... yeah, you are completley full of it. I'm not sure if you made up 90% because you thought no one would bother to check, or if some other crazy fanboy told you... but it actually says on their website that they track about 57% of the stores. Though if your Famitsu number is right, hey that makes them more accurate. (Though i'm sure you just made that up as well.) |
He keeps changing his percentages, a few weeks ago he said 60% I think. He never gives any source for his claims, of course. Either he's a very confused individual or he's out to confuse us (or both). |
Eh, he probably gets his numbers from spanish PS3 fanboy sites. The only real difference between Medicrate and Enterbrain/Famitsu is that Media Crate usually tracks losing consoles higher.
All last generation they had the Gamecube listed higher then others had it. The "They only track the top 30 games" thing is funny too... since he doesn't seem to understand to track the top 30 you have to track them all... cause you know. Otherwise you wouldn't know what the top 30 were. Also, you actually do have to pay with their source numbers.
I mean you can complain about the leak "invalidating it" but I mean. NPD does the exact same thing. Or rather used to since they arn't anymore.
What worries me about Media Crate is it looks like they use Microsoft Excell... which is just... weird since their are a few statistics programs out their that are way better suited for this type of thing.
