...at least from me. So, as some of you may have noticed, I was banned for the last couple days, aside from giving me the possibility of playing some games that I've never tried before (Super Metroid and Dragon Quest 7 if anyone cares) it also gave me the chance to view some of the discussion on here from the sidelines.
What I saw was the new weekly numbers coming and with those also came a Wii U adjustment, which corrected the sales in Germany. Now that in itself isn't bad of course, but I must say that I'm extremely surprised how I've seen nobody point out what to me seemed obvious: The Wii U is now overtracked more than ever.
Instead people go and bump old thread from (a) certain user(s), to say how wrong people were.
So I'll just show you, what I believe to be giant red flags that I thought at least someone would have pointed out by now.
Nintendo, bless em for that, is fortunately a lot clearer with their shipment numbers than the other 2, going so far as to even split them up in the regions the Americas, Other and Japan, now the first 2 are kinda useless to us, but we can get a lot out of the third number, so here goes.
First let me start with the end of June 2013
| Vgchartz number WW | Shipment WW | Diff. | Vgchartz number JP | Shipment JP | Diff. |
| 3,16mil | 3,61mil | 0.45mil | 0,96mil | 1,01mil | 0,05mil |
Looks decent, doesn't it? Now for June 2014
| Vgchartz number WW | Shipment WW | Diff. | Vgchartz number JP | Shipment JP | Diff. |
| 6,60mil | 6,68mil | 0,08mil | 1,81mil | 1,87mil | 0,06mil |
Or in other words: 75% of WW Wii U stock was supposedly located in Japan according to Vgchartz numbers right now and the rest of the world was basically almost sold out.
