Griffin said:
I'm talking about home consoles, not handhelds. |
So, basically, you're picking and choosing the data that best fits the result you want... Wow, that sounds exactly like what Sony's doing.
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@ bdbdbd - Problem is, I don't care who you are, you can't leave out bundled software. Bundles are sometimes what make and break system sales, and I guarantee you that the Wii sold as much as it did partially due to bundled games. Not to mention I think leaving out PS2's bundles would still leave it behind the competition (albeit much closer).
As for my numbers, it's a bit harder to get the worldwide numbers for the month, since (1) we don't have a chart that shows ALL worldwide software numbers, (2) we don't have a chart that even shows European/Others monthly numbers, and (3) I'm too lazy to go through the trouble of compiling all those numbers. Haha. But, I at least looked at them, and Japanese numbers gives the Wii an additional 1.5m+ lead, while giving the DS a near 4m additional lead. Europe/others follows a similar trend, except the PS3 actually outsold the PS2 for once.
Sources are all VGChartz. Yes, they're a bit inaccurate, but last I checked, Ioi tries making them as accurate as possible, and if we can't rely on their GENERAL accuracy, then why the heck do we use them at all? Y'know? Giving them a substantial margin of error, I'd have to say that Sony is still doing a pretty significant amount of surgeoning.
And just to clarify for the rest of the boards, I'm not a Wii fanboy. I do favour Nintendo far above the competition, but I am in no way a fanboy. I own a PS1 and a PS2, I plan on purchasing a 360 when I can, and some day, I may purchase a PS3 (maybe a remodel when they get cheaper?) for use with the HDTV and bluray movies that I may eventually buy.
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