| ganoncrotch said: I got a wii around christmas time and read up how to hack it and immediately went and got TP for it just to do that, :o sorry mate your logic is flawed based on when wii's sell. |
From OP -> (I can concede a negligeable 10% of TP Wii sales as an overhead value to the curves)
So your logic is that the hack sales are proportional to the Wii Sales, and so it's impossible to pinpoint what is a hack sales and what is not. Yet if you look at the Wii versus TP Wii weekly sales curve, you see very different curves. So I'm not sure you are in the norm, rather you would be the outlier. Example: The sales of TP should go up in Jan 2010 Wii sales spike, but it doesn't.
In other words: The christmas SW sales of TP are typical of any Nintendo game that sells to families during that period. You would be the outlier part of the 10%. ;)
@Viper1. Thanks :O) I know it isn't perfect logic, but it's pretty solid. Add the above logic of the discrepancy between the Wii HW and TP Wii Sales curves and its pretty spot on.
@Everyone asking about the Twilight Hack.
http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Twilight_Hack
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twilight_hack
