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johnglen on 20 October 2010
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Nomad Blue said:
johnglen said:

Apparently , according to Gaf , the best selling move game (eyepet) sold under 30k and all move's launch games sold well below 100k combined .

Oh and move hasn't sold anywhere near 1.5 million in Europe, again the software sales speak for themselves. Believe me a new hardware launch with 1.5 million units in its first month would have a gigantic effect on the software charts. Sony just threw a number , without explaining what it actually represents (starter bundles, all move accesories , shipped, sold e.t.c) OR QUOTING Charttrack (sony hates independent trackers and they are the only ones NEVER quoting chartrack when talking about Europe while nintendo and MS always do ,while they now don't mention NPD numbers in their PR about U.S) . Sony just prefers to throw BS numbers without meaning.

Sports Champions was the best selling Move game.  It's just that the bundled(Move bundle and PS3 bundle) software isn't included.  Yes it has sold(shipped) nearly 1.5 million in EMEA, according to Sony's figures.  What's your source for Move sales for the 100 countries that SCEE covers, or did you just pluck figures from your arse?

Where the hell did you see figures in my post , concerning Europe ?? The only figure that i posted is that ALL move launvh games combined sold less than 100k ACCORDING  to estimates on gaf with eyepet less than 30k and sports champion (and yes i know it is bundled in the U.S) less than 20k , in the U.S.

As for sony's laughable numbers , that we never know what exactly they represent, it is quite telling that they don't quote charttrack . 

Sony is so desperate for some good numbers that they've become a joke, from hiding NPD numbers to not daring stating what charttrack has tracked when it comes to move. The next 2 months will be a nightmare for them . I predict that games like dance central and kinect sports will sell 5x of what the entire move launch line up sold in its first NPD, in their first month.