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Looking to write up a series of sales-analysis type articles, and I want to know -- what do you want to see?  NPD Hardware numbers for every December for the last 5 years?  Tables comparing sales in November and December combined to performance the following year?  Nothing too outrageous -- VGChartz data and public NPD/MC data only, heh.

Comment here or send me a PM.  I'll even get The Source to consult on them since everyone loves him so much. ;)



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Short-term sales extrapolation articles, with graph(s) of projected sales?

 



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I'm new here, as looking at this site just last month. I would want to see some comparison between VGChartz numbers and NPD/MC numbers. Just to prove that VGChartz numbers are accurate and trust able.

I for one do trust VGChartz numbers..



kjerryon said:
I'm new here, as looking at this site just last month. I would want to see some comparison between VGChartz numbers and NPD/MC numbers. Just to prove that VGChartz numbers are accurate and trust able.

I for one do trust VGChartz numbers..

Unlucky, because right up until last month there were NPD/VG Chartz comparisons that showed the data was indeed very accurate but different enough to prove a range of non-NPD sources was being used. The installments were stopped because it was pointless getting within 10% for every console every month which is statistiaclly perfect considering the methodologies



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If you are interested in trying Ubuntu or Linux in general, PM me and I will answer your questions and help you install it if you wish.

Okay, it was worth a try.



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I'm willing to do comparisons but I'd like to do something a little more interesting than just comparing the most recent data as soon as it comes out and a little more specific than just "all data".