This is really not what I would expect, but it is what it is. Maybe we 360 users are just too focused on FPS games (of the Halo and Gears variety).

Here you go, Onyx.

Take a look at the product releases for Q1 FY10:

Fight Night 4
Harry Potter
The Godfather 2
Tiger Woods 10
Rock Band Track Pack

Perhaps the very large 360 library is just offering too much competitions for these titles. I *might* be interested in Fight Night eventually. Otherwise, I'm spending my money on Overlord II and other titles release in the past 5-6 months.

Thanks man.

Ok so it's the quarter ending June 30th, making the start date likely April 1st. Here's what was released on PS3 and 360. There were no exclusives.

Fight Night Round 4
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince
The Godfather II
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10
Rock Band Track Pack Classic Rock

What I don't understand is that the 360 versions of all of these games outsold the PS3 versions, or in the case of Harry Potter, matched them. The 360 has a couple hundred thousand more across the five titles, but understand this doesn't take into consideration Rock Band downloads, however even that would supossedly favor the 360. Does anyone smarter than me want to venture into why the PS3 accounted for more revenue than the 360?

BTW, congrats to EA for great Wii business. They truly do get it.

Yeah but this site isn't accurate.

PS3 owners buy more garbage than 360 owners confirmed?

Ony - It shouldn't make much of a difference but... legs?

Can someone explain GAAP and non-GAAP revenue, because those numbers differ greatly.

I understand your point, because the smaller increases might not get picked up by VGC, NPD or other trackers, but in the case of this quarter, the biggest release only had a week to sell until the quarter ending June 30th, and Tiger Woods and Harry Potter didn't get much more to sell either, making legs pretty much worthless for this quarter to explain the discrepancy with the numbers. First week sales favor the 360 at least 95% of the time, especially with EA titles.