Portugal Sales Info (PS3 = Winning)

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leo-j said:

Diomedes1976 said:

diegomoroco777 said:
Diomedes, you rly love to repeat that Wiis are everywhere in Spain dont you?

Well if some people werent so confident saying things as "Wii is outsold everywhere " or "shipped equal sold for Wii everywhere " then I wouldnt feel the need to adress this isnt true .At least in Spain and Portugal there are a lot of unsold wiis in the stores .Plus the tracking for the PS3 in my country I dont thing is very accurate ,it ouselling the X360 by a great margin is allright but I doubt that ioi knows about the great numbers of financial entities that are offering the PS3 by moving your account there ....for example Banesto the day of the launch had a thousand people in front of their offices and people keep asking in the forums about it and create accounts with Banesto with the minimum money asked just to receive the PS3 at 350 euros .Plus ,some stores have started to reduce the price of the console to 550 euros ,and there are packs offered with Motorstorm and Resistence since 3 weeks ago for 619 euros .....all that is relevant information I think .Well too much information in any case .

Well all I know is that according to "THE SOURCE!!" and other guys here vgchartz is 100percent correct. I trust them alot more than nex gen wars website. In miami I can now find wi's in gamestop FInally!!.

 You know, I don't think that any of the mods claim vgchartz to be 100 percent.  In fact, just about once per month I seem to recall seeing a news item about how vgchartz numbers are different from NPD's and analyzing why.  I also seem to recall them being very up front about when they modify their estimates, and are very clear that their numbers are 'estimates.'

Also, I know you're being facetious, but I, too, trust vgchartz a heck of a lot more than nexgenwars.  Although I do not know where the huge discrepency between vg and ngw is w/ regards to the 360 numbers, vgchartz seems to be fairly close to other sources of info, and none of the companies seems to have any major complaints with the data of NPD et al.