great work creating the tables, but I have to laugh at the HD table. A totals table would be much more useful as it would reflect the entire market, not just half of it.

Also, a minor request, can you add YoY To Date in total units. So, for example, the X360 would be 215k units ahead YoY up till Sep 18th.

Great idea @Seece.

And crazy PS3 september numbers last year (slim/price cut effect).

Yeah I'll try and fit that in if I can, don't want all charts below each other as that's too much scrolling.

I'll do a totals table as well.

You actually made more than one point in your posts. This is what you said.

"if I'm right and it doesn't start rising by last week of October, it has 5 weeks to drop to that level. Possible it could go below 115k."

I agree that sales would significantly "pick up" at the end of October. However, it doesn't mean it would continue dropping during October. Based on your theory, October numbers should be lower than September numbers since it will drop for the next 5 weeks. The numbers show otherwise.

I was thinking just adding a row to the bottom of each table and only having the YoY to Date up to the last date we have sales. I don't think it is needed for each individual week, but it would be nice just to see a running total.

Updated with a running total.

The YoY math is wrong on second and third week.

So looking at the charts, 360 decently up (as expected), PS3 massvely down (as expected) and Wii basically flat (as expected?).  Think these trends will continue through Q4?

I think not. He's using cumulative numbers, so you don't need to calculate how much any system needs to exceed or fall below the YOY numbers.

Nope starting October Wii will start dropping massively.  Expect Wii to be about 800K down in October.