Did you even read my whole reply? I mention that I wonder if PS3 is even released in large parts of the Americas. If it hasn't, it can't add any sales to its tally from there can it? Also Happy Squirriel has a valid point about copying games, the fact that it isn't possible for PS3 at the moment makes the console a lot less attractive in the areas outside of the US and Canada, so it really is possible PS3 hardly sold any copies in the Americas outside of the US and Canada.

Well, you don't live here, so how do you know, what I know is that the WIi and the 360 are more popular due to a couple of reasons, price and piracy, both can play downloaded games with just a modchip, and the PS3 can't and is very expensive around here, so thats why I'm surprised, you can buy a Wii/360 put a modchip and ejoys games for less than $1...

Well this is a forum of opinions like any other and i'll just say i'll leave other people to believe that the 360 and wii have sold huge amounts in untracked countries whilst the ps3 has sold next to nothing.....my personal opinion is that's not very likely and the true numbers are somewhere inbetween npd's and vgchartz numbers.

It's still the best Blue Ray player on the market due to the ability to do firmware update.

Blue-Ray standards is still evolving and some of the players on the market won't support all the upcoming features or will require complex updates to support.

Wasn't it just last month fanboys were telling us wrong NPD was because there wasn't a huge bump in console sales for the PS3/360 and how much more accurate VGC was?

Now all the sudden, NPD is accurate and VGC is wrong.

You're free to have your own opinion, I just tried to explain what could have caused the difference between NPD and Vgchartz for Wii and 360, while PS3 isn't higher than NPD.

Nintendo's never had to bundle a game with the Wii to make it sell, besides Wii-Sports, and the Wii is always in short supply so those are not really valid excuses, though I do see where you're coming from.

Really who knows the truth. These numbers are estimates. However, when on VGChartz, we use VGChart numbers for our comparisons, which are largely based around official shipped figures. Go back to March and look at the shipped fiscal year for the Wii, then extrapolate that number and see who is seeming more correct, with their overall numbers.

In other words, it's very likely that the Wii is over-tracked in America. However, if that's the case, the Wii is under-tracked somewhere else, because the overall hardware number is correct, obviously.

It should also be noted that the NPD USA+Canada figures were never meant to be the actual total amount of Wii's sold on this side of the Pacific. While your point of the PS3 selling no more units, while the 360 and Wii sold a lot more, is valid and notable, one would expect a lot more Wii's to be sold in this region.

Now, even if you claim VGChartz and NPD are both wrong, which I'm sure they slightly are, the numbers for both companies are still within the 10% margin for error inherant to prediction, so the difference is negligable.

In the end, if you deny that the Wii isn't outselling the PS3 by about what VGChartz says it is, you'll be in for a harsh reality when next year rolls around and shipped data comes up again.

Rubbish. Nintendo  had no option but to bundle 'Wii Sports' with the Wii. Cos the Wii hardware is so bad and Wiimote is nothing but a gimmick. Nintendo had to make the Wii look like value for money. Which it clearly is'nt.

 Who said that?

Also why isnt your name red