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This thread will someday obtain the rank of cult classic in these forums. Every time Nintendo has a fantastic week this thread is resurrected from the nether world to walk among the living. Which quite frankly I don't mind a bit. I think its rather a shame however that only the Nintendo lieutenants resurrect this thread.

Since this thread was written Nintendo's ungodly market domination has flagged on some occasions, and outright failed on others. To be as blunt as possible the sales are not necessarily consistent. The question was never winning, but winning by how much.

For instance during the previous week. The Wii did not double over the sales of any competitor they did not accomplish a multiple. Which is required for Nintendomination to occur. They didn't even control over forty percent of the market. That is hardly the sales we come to expect from the Nintendo Wii. During that week the Wii couldn't even pull off a three to one advantage over the PS3 in Japan.

Interestingly enough this thread never gets resurrected when Nintendo has one of those off weeks when Nintendomination is nowhere to be found, but it does show up when Nintendo has a singular incredible week. So the question is this why didn't the PS3 loyalists or the 360 loyalists resurrect this thread during that week? The only answer is they are reasonable, or perhaps have greater class.

Anyway this thread is only cherry picked for the best possible Nintendo week rather then a average normal week. While some cite stockpiling as an excuse. Thats a flaw of the Wii as much as the 360s technical issues, or the PS3 being overly expensive. You can What if the scenarios all you like, but it doesn't change the fact that Nintendomination has already flagged on multiple occasions the first being the reason this thread was written. You can spin the numbers all you like, but the fact that you do not summon this thread on bad Nintendo weeks is just a proof that you know your wrong.