http://vgchartz.com/games/game.php?id=7238&region=All

As listed by VGChartz Warhawk has sold a pathetic .44 million, which as most know is simply not true. Warhawk has been filed under the "Greatest Hits" category by Sony, which in itself says it has sold atleast a million.

My question is why is this game so undertracked, when it is one of the most popular online games for PS3.

I think it was mentioned that the PSN sales were not tracked, well why not? (Same for Gran Turismo 5 Prologue) I mean you track Xbox Live sales, why can't you with the PSN? Or atleast find out for the games available physically and via the PSN (Warhawk, Gran Turismo).

Is it so hard to send an email or two to find out?

VGChartz doesn't track downloadable sales,I think Warhawk must of gotten atleast 25% of its sales there.

Yep, sending an e-mail or two will give you all the data. Moron.

Dear Chrysler, I was just driving in one of your automobiles and I was shocked to find out your cars don't fly. I think we can all agree flying cars are way better than the kind that are stuck on the ground.

My question is, why don't your cars fly?

Is it so hard to bolt some wings on there?

currently there is no way to see any numbers for PSN, while XBL and Wii channel both have ways of getting a hold of estimates.

LOL!!

Of course, typical responses, question the almighty VGChartz, and get all kinds of insults and disrespect.

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@ Username2324: Well, you already got your answer. What else is there to add to this thread? Kitties?

Damn. I guess someone just should have said something sooner.

As for your question username. No, vgchartz doesn't track online games, be they PSN, Xbla or Wiiware. Why not? Because when you collect your sales data from retailers, you don't get games that aren't sold at retailers.

But you knew that, and that's why we're giving you a jolly old ribbing.