In case you didn’t have to look at enough charts due to the campaign season, here’s some that are actually interesting.
Methodology: Due to the disparity between the number of DVDs available vs. Blu-ray Discs available, Nielson VideoScan has chosen to compare only the Top 20 selling DVDs to the Top 20 Blu-ray Discs to track Blu-ray vs. DVD sales. While this method results in interesting results for comparing the top selling discs on both formats, it is inherently biased towards Blu-ray as it is comparing an equal number of titles on both formats. Whilst Blu-ray has over 700 titles released in the U.S., DVD has tens of thousands of released titles.
Source: Nielson VideoScan via www.homemediamagazine.com
Another 8% week. Blu-ray is hanging around the same point nearly every week lately. They really need to make some major plays this Q4.
Source: Nielson VideoScan via www.homemediamagazine.com
Speed Racer topped the sales chart for the week. If nothing else that explains the lackluster percentage.
Source: Nielson VideoScan via www.homemediamagazine.com
Say it with me now… 8%. Shocking… absolutely astounding… ok, boring. I don’t make the data, I just report
Source: Nielson VideoScan via www.homemediamagazine.com
The only major surprise in the above charts is that Pan’s Labyrinth, Shoot Em Up, and A Clockwork Orange, all of which have been available on both BD and DVD forever now, sold more on Blu-ray than on DVD.
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