postofficebuddy said:
jarrod said:
postofficebuddy said:
Kind of crazy that PS3 beat Wii in terms of both SW revenue and actual units. Particularly impressive when you consider that this includes semi-bundled games as well, or at least I would assume so since WSR shows up on the weekly UK charts.
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Charttrack doesn't include bundle sales at the manufacturer level afaik. Otherwise Wii Sports would be dominating weekly, those WSR sales are (in all likelihood) unbundled.
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I'm pretty sure I remember one of the weekly blurbs mentioning that Wii Fit plus got a boost because of the new bundle.
:edit: Actually it was mentioning WSR getting a boost because of a retailer promotion on the bundle.
22/Nov/2010
Activision Blizzard’s ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops’ holds on to the top spot this week despite an 85% drop in sales, forcing Ubisoft to settle for a No2 debut with ‘Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood’.
After its blockbuster launch, only 63,000 sales now separates Black Ops from ‘Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood’, making it the biggest ever Assassin’s Creed launch with 55% of sales on Xbox 360 and 45% on PS3. ‘Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit’ is the only other Top 10 new entry this week, new at No3. EA’s other new entry, ‘Harry Potter: The Deathly Hallows – Part 1’ can only summon up a debut of No20. However, EA’s ‘FIFA 11’ is still a star player despite making way for the new releases, down 2 places to No4. Ubisoft’s ‘Just Dance 2’ is also looking healthy despite falling 2 places to No5. The rest of the Top 10 is dominated by Nintendo thanks to a strong performance from ‘Wii Party’ up from No12 to No6 and ‘Wii Sports Resort’, which returns to the Top 10 at No7, aided by a retailer promotion on the Wii hardware bundle. ‘Professor Layton and the Lost Future’ is down 2 places to No8, ahead of ‘Kinect Sports’ at No9. With ‘New Super Mario Bros. Wii’ down 2 places to No10, Nintendo now have 4 games in the Top 10
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Yeah, they'll count retailer bundles but not manufacturer bundles. NPD does the same thing.
The Japanese trackers count them all though. So does VGC.
