Cryoakira said:
Sorry but NO. Your point of view might be valid in a subjective way. But the base of tie ratio and the concept of "units sold" is economical data. It's all about money spent. Revenue. If you don't pay specifically for a game, (which isen't the case in bundles), then there is no reason to include it. In a count. How can you put on the same level the Wiisport included in the Wii (US & EU) and the Wiisport sold in japan. They do not generate the same revenues (and same goes for the Forza/MUA/Motorstorm things).
If it was a matter of "how much ppl liked the game", then you would be right, and I would even go further : you would have to take in account the second hand market to get accurate picture of the "most loved games". But that's not what "units SOLD" are about.
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if it were strictly about revenue then should we readjust all game sales into fractions of a unit when, as they get older, they sell for a lower price? Should all handheld games only count as a fraction of a game since they are always cheaper than consols? hellz no.
bundled or no money is being made, how that money is distributed between consol/game is a moot point, the customer has the game. how much revenue the game made is a moot point, not all games sell for the same anyways.
