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slowmo on 16 May 2012
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cookingyourmama said:
slowmo said:
cookingyourmama said:

lol what? You've misread what i've said again, 9 out of the last 9 months the 360 has been overtracked compared to the ps3 in america. If you only take the last 5 months then that would still include December and the 360 would be heavily overtracked. If you want to cherry pick the data again (why?) and only take the last 4 months then the 360 would be overtracked by 150k compared to the ps3, and guess what? That's still overtracking. And why would i 'apologise' to anybody when the same old faces never apologise for constantly ignoring the numbers they don't like, only posting pro 360 stuff and negative ps3 stuff, all in a effort to try and get the numbers on this site changed, it's very sad. And in many posts before i have already given my opinion on the latest ps3 numbers, you should go take a look some time.

The facts and figures remain within a margin of error as a statistical tie therefor you are in fact wrong that the 360 has been overtracked more than the PS3 this year at least so far.  Your own figures prove this.

You expect others to apologise to you but wouldn't show the same courtesy, I'd call that hypocritical that you complain about others behaviour when you yourself will act in the same manner.

Lol omg this is just too funny, just because the last 4 months remain within a 'margin of error' does not change the fact that the 360 has still been overtracked by 150k compared to the ps3, that still happened wether you like it or not and does not make it disappear. Ignoring that in fact makes you the hypocrite.


So now you don't understand what a estimate is and what a margin of error is, ok I think we'll end the discussion there...