Wed, Dec 09, 2009 | 16:30 GMT
Analysts predict Modern Warfare 2 made up 23-25% of November sales

Michael Pachter and Pacific Crest analyst Evan Wilson both offered their predictive take on tomorrow’s NPD numbers, by citing how much of a percentage Modern Warfare 2 contributed to November’s total game sales.
Pachter said that the title made up 23 percent of total game sales, but Wilson said that it contributed 25 percent.
“Modern Warfare comprises an estimated 25 percent of this month’s industry sales,” said Wilson. “While this is not out of the ordinary for a tent-pole title in a non-holiday month, it is impressive given our forecast that this November’s sales will match the month’s highest historical total on record.
“For comparison, Halo 2 reached 20 percent of industry sales in November 2004. The next highest share taker was Guitar Hero III at 12 percent in November 2007.”
Wilson predicted that November software sales will come in at around $1.45 billion year-over-year, and Pachter predicted a 7 percent jump over November 2008′s $1.55 billion.
Guess we’ll see tomorrow who was closest.
Via Gamespot.


3 comments
#1
DaMan
09/12/09, 4:37 pm
Pachter. fuck no.
#2
SlayerGT
09/12/09, 5:08 pm
Anyone else Mordern Warfared out? The more I hear about it the less I want to play it. What does that mean?
#3
jeremycafe
09/12/09, 5:12 pm
I am. I thought it would hold me off to starcraft 2 beta…but I am so sick of this game. The reason…the game is so full of “wtf” moments.
Headshots that dont count, direct sniper shots that count as misses, knifes around the back, grenades blowing up on feet and not killing, etc etc. The game just doesnt do what you expect it do in response to actions. This game is nothing like the first one in terms of code quality.