AngryLittleAlchemist said:
That doesn't prove anything either, though. It's very normal for a company to report on their biggest game if that report is being made during the month the game came out, even if the report was mainly talking about the prior month. Again, what you're saying is that an investor, and Nintendo, are literally comparing two different numbers that would be from completely different time periods for no reason. That's not even close to reporting on Mario Odyssey during the September IR. By the way, while you are right that the language is vague and saying "now" sounds like a reference to January, literally right after saying that they talk about it in the context of the holiday season : "The results for the first holiday season exceeded our expectations." If those numbers were in January they'd probably say "the sell-through through January during the post-holiday season exceeded our expectations". I'm not saying you're wrong, you could be right, but I think it's not conclusive enough. |
ok so i show you proof, of mario numbers, and 7 million, out side of there september 30 period, not enough huh? how about Nintendo own chart int the briefing its goes up to week 47, which is jan 21, how about nintendo saying 13 million now which only means one thing, here is more proof though.
