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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
dan @ May 24th 2008 12:02AM
yea
this is great!
the past few weeks havent been good, but look at this!
this is great!!
Nfinity @ May 24th 2008 12:07AM
LOL.. I'm glad you feel that 5% of top 20 sales is great.. for the rest of us, sane ones, that's a dump..or pathetic..
dan @ May 24th 2008 8:32PM
no no no Nfinity you got me all wrong.
im not lookeing at that chart. yes, i know, that is a dump, BUT being UP 20% is a very good thing
im not a bluray fanboy, ive been purple until january, then i just realized who was going to win no matter what happened, payoffs or not, bluray won.
i am SANE
Jnas @ May 24th 2008 3:46AM
@Nfinity
"sane"
LOL. Sure.
You expect a format that has only just won the HD format war a few months ago to have more than 5% against a format that has been around as the leading format for more than 10 years...
Be realistic.
DrXym @ May 24th 2008 4:49AM
20% leap caused by a single title. I know the usual crybabies won't acknowledge this but sales are obviously reflective of the titles. As outrageous as it might seem studios weren't releasing many decent titles in April / May.
Instead they were holding them back for Father's day and they're coming from about now onwards. I fully expect sales from May 20 onwards to be much higher than anything seen in the last few months.