What Kinect titles have released this year? The only one I could find was Body and Brain connection and that only sold 30,000 units. I'm sorry if I've missed out on any, but VG Releases and the Team Xbox site didn't have any Kinect titles listed.

Just in case you got confused, I didn't add the GT5 numbers to the 3.13 million number I got and if also got rid of the Americas and Japan, the amount of exclusive units sold is still around the 1.05 million mark. With the differences between the sales of multi-platform titles in EMEAA being as small as 30,000 units or as high as 70,000 units, then I think the PS3 exclusives that have been released this year have made an impact on multi-platoform titles on the PS3. 

You add in the other reasons that I listed in my first post and I think you have a reasonable answer as to why a few multi-platform titles aren't selling on par with their 360 counterparts in that part of the world.

I guess, but you could do that with all the consoles. You'd also have to take notice of price differences and how a release from last November could harm a release in March. It then turns into a mess. 

You have to remember that my argument isn't about who sells the most, it's about whats taking away sales from the PS3 multi-platform releases.

Anyways, exclusive Kinect titles (not including the bundled Kinect Adventures) have sold around 1.11 million units in EMEAA since the beginning of the year. GT5 alone has sold 778,000 units in EMEAA since the beginning of the year. I think they counter balance each other, especially when most of the Kinect titles are around $10 to $20 cheaper and they are both being sold to markets that are less likely to buy games like Dragon Age 2, Test Drive Unlimited 2, Homefront and Crysis 2.

If it makes it easier, you could try and accumalate all the software sales in EMEAA for 2011 between the two platforms and compare them, if the PS3 has sold significantly more software, despite not outselling the 360 on ever multi-platform release, then I'm right. I'd do it, but I'm not nifty with this site and I couldn't find a way to get the overall EMEAA software sales for 2011.

Again huge difference in favor of X360 (Crysis 2). It was the same with TDU2, Dragon Age 2, Homefront, Bulletstorm etc. Don't shit me with "because of Killzone 3" again because the game didn't sell THAT good.

Ok, how about this then. TDU2 is a sequel to a game which was previously on the 360. Homefront has been exclusively advertised as a 360 game and even has an official 360 bundle. Dragon Age 2 is the sequel to a game which  ran like garbage on the PS3 and the the PS3 userbase barely has a relationship with Bioware only until recently, mainly because they've been exclusive to Microsoft platforms. Crysis 2 is obvious, the PS3 demo is probably one of the worst I've ever seen and it was pretty much hammered all over the internet for being a shoddy port, that was until the DF analysis came in, but I doubt they have that much influence. 

It's also funny how your implying that multi-platform games always sell better on the 360, but then you ignore Marvel vs Capcom 3 selling better on the PS3 and then ignore the fact that the PS3 audience has had like 10 exclusives to purchase instead of the multi-platform titles. It also doesn't help that GT5 has continued to sell well and Mass Effect 2 released on the PS3 this year. If the PS3 and the 360 audience had an equal amount of money to spend on games a year, then the 360s potential software sales would be split over 18 titles, while the PS3 audiences potential software sales would be split over 32 titles. 

I think thats a better answer than 'Killzone 3 did it'.

Shogun 3 has bad fall...

Also, 3DS is about where I expected it to be SW-wise. IF 200k were sold in the UK in time for this chart, then we cn assume that SFIV sold around 50k with it's location, so about 1/4 of the base. Not bad. It also seems consistant to having a tie-ratio of around 1-1.25. So not bad at all