Sqrl said: superchunk said: Sqrl said: I really don't see why you guys are going with the Wii still. Look at the table I posted.
The Wii needs a 30% boost in the current average sales just to get there in the same week as the X360's CURRENT sales pace. If the 360 gets a 30% increase the Wii needs a 70% just to get there the same week. It just seems unfeasible to me even if we assume the Wii will suddenly jump in sales. Who knows, I've been wrong before but I'll admit up front I really don't think this is one of those times.
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You're wrong. Read my post and redo you math a bit. I have 360 taking 19 weeks, not 17 for one. Plus I massively rounded up Wii's 22 weeks. It was literealy 21.014... That's only 2 week difference. Based on your table that's less than a 20% increase. I think that is a given. 360 will see no weekly increase until holidays. Wii on the other hand will increase its average by 20-25% or go from about 115k/week to about 140k/week. That's not a big difference given they are currently sold out and there are two very big games coming in April/May. |
I posted this directly out of my spreadsheet, the math is right. I might be wrong but the math is fine. And I'm really kind of confused why you think the average will stay the same for the 360 with one of the biggest games of this generation coming up. Sorry but GTA IV is a MASSIVE launch even split between two consoles it will have a hardware boost. |
We have different weeks probably due to starting off with different average weekly sales. :(
GTA4, while being a big game, is not going to shift as many 360's as Halo3 did, and even that was only a couple of week bump. That is why I say the 'average' will not be affected overall for the 360.
I think the soon to be announced ramp up in Wii's supply plus (SSBB, Wii Fit, MKWii) three games that will all be much larger than GTA4-x360.