[QUOTE="carljohnson3456"][QUOTE="CaseyWegner"][QUOTE="carljohnson3456"] I'm simply saying I've read articles where they have implied there is a difference between shipped and sold.
CaseyWegner
you have read silly articles. as far as the manufacturers are concerned, shipped to retailers = sold.
Well forgive me if I beleive silly articles over posters just like me in a forum. If you can provide me with a link, sure I'll believe you. But even in "silly articles" like the one below, it says...
"This morning's statement from SCEI is careful to use the term "shipments" to refer to units that have left the factory floor. A New York Times report last week cites data from the Enterbrain division of Japanese research firm Famitsu Marketing as estimating only 534,336 were sold to Japanese consumers in the period between November 11 and January 7."
That's not the one I've read before, but it's just an example. Unless someone can provide me with a link proving me wrong, I'm going to stick with my silly articles.
scei is reporting shipped. enterbrain is reporting sold to consumers. scei =/= enterbrain
I'm just saying, it says SCEI is careful to use the term "shipments", not sales. Why would they be careful to talk about shipments one time but not another? Besides, that article isnt the best example. I really wish I could find that article where it said in black and white that Nintendo and Sony consider shipped and sold 2 different things.
But anyway, like I said, unless you can prove me wrong, I'm going to believe what I've read. No offence, but as far as I'm concerned, your word is as good as mine without a source. I'm not saying you're absolutely wrong and I'm absolutely right - I'm just saying I'm going with what I've read.
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