taxman said:
black8jac said:
TWRoO said:
black8jac said:
DMeisterJ said:
@ Darth
Amazon is not an indicator of sales.
Now I need a pic of a baby seal. |
Amazon is not indicator of sales, but if Wii wasn't sold out on Amazon in Europe means lower Wii sales wasn't due to stock shortages. Wii suply met demand and Wii still sold worse than PS3. |
Because if Amazon is not an indicator of sales, then neither is it an indicator of stock (except the stock and sales on Amazon) This is clearly proved by these facts:
1. The Wii was in stock on Amazon.
2. The Wii was also the top seller in "PC and video games", ahead of PS3 which probably hovered around 10 (what it is at now)
3.If the above are both true then surely despite Wii being in stock it would have outsold the PS3 in UK well enough anyway. Therefore just because it was in stock in Amazon doesn't mean there weren't people who still missed out on a Wii when they went into shops to get it. |
Nice and smooth but.... Wii was in stock in all major stret retailers in UK last week. |
I second that... It was in stock in many high street shops in London |
Stolen from someone's sig - "The plural of 'anecdote' is not 'data.'"
