I suppose there is no nice way to say this, but you guys do realize the charts have been totally FUBAR the last couple weeks in reference to this PS3/Wii debate. From my best estimate we are looking at something in the region of 80,000 units have been removed from WW sales, or added to Americas sales.
When this thread was posted there was a 80,000 unit difference. I am terribly sure of this now. Then once the new charts arrived the difference was 40,000. That is a major shift considering the PS3 sold more units WW then Nintendo sold Wiis in the Americas. To the tune of 3-4 thousand units.
Now we come to this week and after the charts are updated we find the difference is 10,000 units. That is strange considering that once again PS3 outperformed the Wii. I think it comes to 45,000 units were removed/added the first week and 35,000 units were removed/added the second week. I suppose next week another 25,000 units will be removed/added.
There are only three likely conclusions. The mathematical component was mishandled someone forget to add certain numbers. The weekly numbers are being shaved to rectify a severe over calculation in regards to the PS3. The Wii North American figures have had a serious under calculation, and the number totals are being increased in addition to the weekly sales.
Why am I the only one that has noticed this? Does anyone have a plausible theory as to what is going on. I felt certain I would see a Sony fanatic come in guns blazing on this, or maybe a Nintendo fanatic pointing to the number change. Instead everyone seems very oblivious.
I know I am new here, but is this like common practice. Does this happen every week behind the scenes. That seems like some major shifting.