With ten years as a fulltime professional writer under my belt, including running two magazines and being accountable for journalism standards in them, I find the headline, opening line, and second line of the article all contradict each other. I read the article, checked the sources, and also know a little about how videogame sales stats are generated and manipulated. The errors are minor but they'd be caught in a tight newsroom: The Escapist does make a lot of noise about holding themselves to a higher standard than the tweener gaming sites...Alpha1089 said:With the ability to read an entire article instead of just parts of it and looking for faults, look what I found in the opening few lines.
Research firm NPD has released its list of the bestselling console videogames of all time, and you may be surprised which games made it.
NPD has been tracking U.S. videogame sales data since 1995 and it just recently released the list of the top selling games in that region.
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Colin