tbone51 said:
like i said, i do kno. So in your case titanfall release week had X1 sold 62k right? Cuz you kno the weekly avg was 62k for the month lol. My point is you cant prove anything, US week numbers if decline will be on a weekly basis right? So the 2nd numbers should be higher (even if a small amount) than week 3+4 (which have japan sales at 34k week 3, and week 4 is guaranteed to be better like i said days ago). And lastly US=/=Europe. You cant prove but only speculate. 6k WW? You forgot to add the rest of NOA and rest of the world should easily make it sit comfortably over 80k. But in the end Seece, you wont have any proof (technically neither will I) but go ahead and still do wat you want too :) |
I have no idea what the numbers were when Titanfall released, obviously it would have been higher. There was nothing for the 3DS in the US last month tho, there wouldn't be a huge deviation week from week, it'll be pretty much static. Can't 100% proove that but common sense you know?
April declines because A) it's not a 5 week month and B) March is generally higher for whatever reason. Your example doesn't even play into 3DS's favour here, because if it weakens as the month goes, well that 20k Japan April figure fell in the latter half not the front half. So by your opinion if it does 80k in US April, the latter part of the mont is something like 15k not 20k average throughout.
US and Europe are pretty much on par, with Europe being behind US. The software charts certainly don't paint a good picture for 3DS there (Nintendo shipments next week will be very interesting).
Sales/shipments confirm US, Europe and Japan make up 90% of 3DS market.
Nothing on this site is "proof" but we still come here and use the numbers. Once the numbers are in (sales, shipments ect) it'll be easy to see what the range is and if it's possible it's below 70k.
My point is, you can't definitely say no it won't happen, like you are, just makes anything you say fall flat on its face tbh.
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