VGChartz really should stop tracking PC games, with Steam and Origin growing bigger and bigger the numbers are nowhere near accurate right now.

Really? Let's not overexaggerate this. I mean, just because Diablo 3 is tracked at 3 mil and Blizzard said it sold 12 mil doesn't mean anything... ;)

Yeah, and Team Fortress 2 and League of Legends tracked at an impressive 0.00Mil, World of Tanks at 0,17Mil...

Given the choice between a physical and digital copy of a game I would pick the digital copy almost every time.

One thing these numbers show is that Vgchartz needs to start tracking digital sales and they need to start ASAP because they are running the risk of becoming irrelevant.

I guess Nintendo shuold have just magically added more memory to every existing Wii so that they could lift the file size cap.  I would love to live in your fantasy world.

I guess they should considering both Sony and MS somehow managed to perfom this black magic, MS even did this with the original X-box. In fact Wii supported SDHC cards and USB HDD just like Wii U does, but all in all - can't you really see that you are just proving my point? Nintendo has just arrived to the year 2006 in this aspect. Pointing it out isn't hating, but stating the obvious facts. You are the one living in a fantasy world, just better accept reality and don't fight it.

You win.  The Virtual Console doesn't exist.  WiiWare doesn't exist.  I guess I better go delete them from Wikipedia.

You act like a 6 year old. But whatever makes you happy.

Hey thanks for the personal attack.

Unlike the other hardware makers, Nintendo's philosophy has not been "MOAR MOAR MOAR!" for the past decade now.  They went cheap, and kicked ass in doing so.  They didn't give the Wii a ton of memory to lower the price.  Yet they did embrace connectivity and digital gaming at the same time.  The Wii Shop Channel with the Virtual Console and WiiWare, the Nintendo Channel, the Mii Channel, the News Channel, the Weather Channel, the Everybody Votes Channel, the Photo Channel, Netflix, Hulu...

Your preconceived notions about Nintendo are long out of date.  Online gaming is another story, but they have been there with the digital store just fine.  Listening to you, you would think they just started up.

i don't like to buy games that lose all their value, i might as well wait at that point. With digital they have no value as soon as you buy them. I know most people don't seem to mind spending $60 on a new game and maybe sell it for $10 later but i do. It's easier just to buy games that hold their value, then if you want to sell them you can actually buy a newer game. Perhaps its because i've been through several generations already, but i'm in no hurry to buy the newest game, even if i really want to play it. My backlog from previous generations is pretty much infinite anyways.