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TWRoO on 12 February 2008
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MikeB said:
RolStoppable said:
 

"Laut GfK hat Sony von März bis Dezember 2007 insgesamt 309.000 PS3 verkauft. Das sei mehr als doppelt so viel wie Microsoft mit der Xbox 360 im gesamten Vorjahr geschafft hat."

This means that the PS3 sold more than double the units in 2007 than the 360 sold in the year 2006. EDIT: Or maybe it means what the 360 sold in 2007. After checking the numbers it really doesn't make much of a difference, 2006 and 2007 were pretty close for 360 anyway.

 

Cebit (German fair company) translates it as follows:

"This is more than twice as many units as Microsoft sold of the Xbox 360 in all of 2007, said the report."

PS3 sales are likely above 400K, considering Sony's statement (they have full and latest paid for GfK data) the 360 is likely less than LTD PS3 sales data.


Go here for GfKs PS3 and 360 numbers.... the PS3 has not yet sold more than 360, though it won't be long... so Sony were not, as has always been proved, stating anything from GfK.

http://vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?id=16835

 

As I have already said, there are only two things it could be, all three (all five really) are spot on (well ok 3.8% higher) or all three are 20% low...... there is no source but Sony stating that the PS3 LTD is higher than 360s, I suspect Sony were using their own retail figures against sales of 360.

 

And sorry I was not directing it specifically at you, it just seems to me that everyone is complaining PS3 is now undertracked because of the GfK 80% thing, yet that applies to all three consoles.