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XtremeBG said:
CourageTCD said:

Well, 155,000,001 is more than 155M and they are pratically the same thing. If the Switch had managed to break the 155M it should have considered the most sold console, same thing if the Switch had crossed the 160M mark when the goalpost was there. The "more than" expression is just an excuse for not settng the sales in a fixed number and be able to play around with units sales by convinience 


What I find it funny is that people demand that the Switch prove its sales numbers to claim the number 1 position but are okay with vague terms like "more than" or "at the range of maximum of" for the PS2. The oficial PS2 sales is "more than 160M". If the Switch manages to sell two units more than that number it should be considered the most sold console oficially.

It was never 155,000,001, since "over" 155M was till march 2012. And the PS2 was sold for 9 more months. So it's clear the PS2 didn't sell just 1 unit in those 9 months, so Switch breaking 155M shouldn't be considered the most sold console even before 2024, when the announcement of 160M was made. It was always known that for those 9 months at least some 2M have been moved in the worst case scenario.

I am not sure that people are okay with vague terms, it's just what they have. Everyone would want to know the exact numbers, and Sony just go out and say it. As of this moment PS2 official sales are more than 160M yes, but Shawn Layden confirmed the 160.6M is real. So the Switch should manage to sell more than 160.6M. In my previous posts I talked about what Switch needs to sell in order no one can be able to doubt it, that's why I said 162M.

Sony gave us an exact number as of March 2012 (155.1 million). PS2 was discontinued after so no doubt it sold more but the issue is the adjustment was made to a figure that was already reported. You are just moving the goalpost as much as possible, 162 to shut everyone up? No one should have anything to say because Sony confirmed the highest possible at 160.6 million. Also lol at Shawn Layden confirmed 160.6 mllion was real? Shawn confirmed it is a produced number or in other words it isnt real but the desperation to protect PS2 is that ingrained. You are literally defending comparing Switch's estimated sellthrough figure according to vgc to PS2's total production figure. That's how nonsense this is and a certain fan base looks mighty sad bending over backwards to defend it.

Farsala said:
killer7 said:

Thats true. If you read comments in certain forums, youtube... you will see that we are not the only ones doubting the numbers. If Nintendo came out and said they produced "in loving memory" of 164.355.185 DS systems i also would ask myself if they where retarded!

Sony's shipment numbers still match to what they say.

Nintendo's shipment numbers would not match 164m DS.

Likewise nobody would believe Sony if they said 164m PS2, because their shipment numbers never matched up with that.

Now you have flat out resorted to pushing their lie and you would absolutely believe whatever they say because it protects PS2. Sony's numbers do not add up. They reported 155 1 million as of March 2012. They are NOW reporting it as 160 million as of March 2012. Either they purposely underreported before or they are lying now. That is obviously fishy no matter how desperate Sony's white knights want to defend it. I challenge anyone to put together the data that aligns with PS2 hitting 160 million at March 31, 2012. 

Nintendo would only need to do like Sony and just adjust the DS last reported figure of 154 million as of whatever date (can't remember when it was discontinued) up to 164 million for the same date. 

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