| Aielyn said: So what you're saying is that you used wrong numbers to make a point? And nobody here is trying to argue that the Wii U's boost will mean it's the best-selling system during the holidays - if you did understand the context, then you constructed a strawman to argue against. Even you don't deny the idea of the Wii U getting a stronger boost (percentage-wise), yet you try to make out as though this is some sort of false claim made by me (and others), in order to denigrate the Wii U and those who are optimistic about it. EDIT: Oh, and regarding your "averages"... you conveniently ignore the fact that situations change. In the first four months, the PS4 had an average of 813k per month, and the Wii U had an average of 156k per month. In the three more recent months, the PS4 had an average of 565k per month, and the Wii U had an average of 271k per month. Do you see the difference? Where the PS4 was outselling the Wii U by more than 4x (total for PS4 was more than 5x that for Wii U), it is now outselling the Wii U by just a little over 100%... and that's including May, which was prior to release of Mario Kart 8. If you restrict attention to June and July, PS4 is at 513k per month, and Wii U at 278k per month. Note that all numbers were taken with weeks ending in the respective month - so I'm using 28th of December to 26th of April for the first four months, for instance. This also means the most recent week of data is not included. |
you are using vgc numbers ? ones that were adjusted to 7m a while back and now undertracked PS4 by 700k since then.
Saw some one redue the numbers as vg seems not to want to.
"Adjusted VGC PS4 : Apr-July
744K
719K
861K
710K "
average 758k so its outsellingthe wiiu 2.8 - 1
