Love this website, even though the numbers are never 100% accurate, they're close enough and i love their graphs!
(yes, i love their graphs... i think graphs are vastly underrated)
What about http://nexgenwars.com/ ?
Love this website, even though the numbers are never 100% accurate, they're close enough and i love their graphs!
(yes, i love their graphs... i think graphs are vastly underrated)
Oh Yeah!!! I scored a 60 Gig PS3 at the Playstation store. Looks like they had a big shipment cuz they handed out a lot of stickers and the line was fairly long. Didnt expect that many people with the rain. I would have preferred to buy the console at Best Buy so that I can rack up some rewards point, but I'm not gonna take a chance.
a joke, and a bad one too.What about http://nexgenwars.com/ ?
a joke, and a bad one too.
as for VGcharts , it uses some real data (NPD, Media Create) and some estimations that IMO are way off.
And one must wonder how many 360's were sold because of Wii and PS3 shortages as well.
MS will probably a fair bit of Dec. sales just because of this, not because it was the 1st system of choice.
But Nov. was not extremely good for MS.
a joke, and a bad one too.
as for VGcharts , it uses some real data (NPD, Media Create) and some estimations that IMO are way off.
Just because it doesn't list sources? What about the fact that it's consistently right on the mark? Whoever is running that site is definately keeping it updated with the best estimates around.
Both PS3 and Wii sales were accurately reflected, long before the 200k number was confirmed for PS3. 360 seems right to me as well if you take NPD, extrapolate from that and add WW sales.
GAF is more accurate than them, but it's close enough.
NPD is the best we can get, the whole industry quote their numbers, but hey i forgot, VGcharts "secert sources" may be more accurate, i prefer the 80% real sales data plus 20% NPD estimations (the NPD numbers in other words) than the numbers from VGcharts, or even worse from nexgenwars.All you get on GAF is a ton of people throwing out numbers with usually no sources, and half of em quote NPD #'s like they are exact totals.
NPD is the best we can get, the whole industry quote their numbers, but hey i forgot, VGcharts "secert sources" may be more accurate, i prefer the 80% real sales data plus 20% NPD estimations (the NPD numbers in other words) than the numbers from VGcharts, or even worse from nexgenwars.
The whole industry quotes their number to analyze trends not total sales. Historically NPD has under reported total sales, when compared to the manufacturers totals, so I'm not sure why you would think it's totally accurate now.
does that clears it up a bit now?NPD is the best we can get, the whole industry quote their numbers, but hey i forgot, VGcharts "secert sources" may be more accurate, i prefer the 80% real sales data plus 20% NPD estimations (the NPD numbers in other words) than the numbers from VGcharts, or even worse from nexgenwars.
does that clears it up a bit now?
NPD does not track and estimate 100% of retailers in the US--that's the crux of the argument. I think Laa Yosh has broken it down the best, but there is some padding between what a manufacture ships, what a retailer sales, and what NPD reports. Treating what NPD reports as if it's the whole picture is incorrect, unless you are using it solely for trending purposes.NPD is the best we can get, the whole industry quote their numbers, but hey i forgot, VGcharts "secert sources" may be more accurate, i prefer the 80% real sales data plus 20% NPD estimations (the NPD numbers in other words) than the numbers from VGcharts, or even worse from nexgenwars.
"I don't think we need to revise our shipment targets... 2 million and 6 million are within our reach.''