Seece said: @ Eric - whilst MK is leggy the first 2 days are still highly indicative of demand, you can't write them off and make out the proceeding 35 days are going to be similar. WiiU got a boost (up YOY 100%?) so it DID get a boost. fleischr, well how do you think that 60k was split throughout May? |
What I find curious from the NPD data on our VGC NPD May thread is that it mentions only 6.6% of the MK8 sales came from bundles. Of the 375k sold of MK8, that works to about 24,750 MK8 bundles. But that's only two days of sales. So, the rest of the month only works to be slightly ahead where WiiU was in May 2013. Roughly 8-10k a week. Or here's a better contrast: 36.25k for 29 days of the month vs 24.75k for just two days of the month o.0. (EDIT: This basically assumes only the MK8 bundle was the only onel bought/sold in those two days, in reality a good portion of the remainder of WiiU units were probably moved in those two days as well).
No doubt the MK8 bundle is the best value for the system and it's clearly what new buyers prefer to other SKUs or we would have seen some bumps to WiiU prior to the launch (and we really didn't). June may have a backfill of buyers who are specifically looking for the MK8 bundle.