Seece said:
It's also assuming MS and Sony won't do anything either. And this weeks sales was just to give a current state of the market, so you can't extrapolate. |
What you can do is use numbers like that to suggest how likely either console getting anywhere close would be, and what they would need to sell to do it, and seeing as this thread is based entirely on if...
IF the 360 outsells the Wii in the US by 50k per week it will take 204 weeks to equal the Wii's total.
IF the 360 outsells the Wii in the US by 100k per week it will take 102 weeks to equal the Wii's total.
IF the 360 outsells the Wii in the US by 150k per week it will take 68 weeks to equal the Wii's total.
I don't see much point going any higher than that, as 150k per week is already in the land of fantasy....
As for the PS3 in EMEAA, and the same idea...
IF the PS3 outsells the Wii in EMEAA by 25k (we'll be generous and round up from the current rate) per week it will take 412 weeks to equal the Wii's total.
IF the PS3 outsells the Wii in EMEAA by 50k per week it will take 206 weeks to equal the Wii's total.
IF the PS3 outsells the Wii in EMEAA by 100k per week it will take 103 weeks to equal the Wii's total.
IF the PS3 outsells the Wii in EMEAA by 150k per week it will take 69 weeks to equal the Wii's total.
So now you have to ask, what are the respective weekly gaps likely to be? Are they going to grow, are they going to shrink, or are they going to stay the same? The higher the gaps, the closer they will get, but the chances of a sustained higher per week gap are practically nil outside of the holiday season IMO, thus reducing the chances of either console making major inroads to those 10million gaps.
So we'll basically have to wait and see... But if they are to make a decent dent in those gaps anytime soon, the 360 and the PS3 need to start selling a lot more, or the Wii has to decline to practically zero sales every week.

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