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Another important [[Sales-Age]] face. Back in the day, when the weekly Japanese sales data would come out, there'd be a rush to be the first to post a topic about it. There might end up a few of them, and some people might not provide full translations or keep the first post updated when better translations arrived. Cheesemeister made himself the standard. He made an easy-to-read format, and a script to read the data from the necessary online sources and automatically generate it. He's since fancied it up a bit by also having it include box thumbnails for the top 5 software, pie charts for the hardware data, and links for each of the games. Now, special circumstances aside, he's the only guy to start these threads. | Another important [[Sales-Age]] face. Back in the day, when the weekly Japanese sales data would come out, there'd be a rush to be the first to post a topic about it. There might end up a few of them, and some people might not provide full translations or keep the first post updated when better translations arrived. Cheesemeister made himself the standard. He made an easy-to-read format, and a script to read the data from the necessary online sources and automatically generate it. He's since fancied it up a bit by also having it include box thumbnails for the top 5 software, pie charts for the hardware data, and links for each of the games. Now, special circumstances aside, he's the only guy to start these threads. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:58, 17 April 2023
Another important Sales-Age face. Back in the day, when the weekly Japanese sales data would come out, there'd be a rush to be the first to post a topic about it. There might end up a few of them, and some people might not provide full translations or keep the first post updated when better translations arrived. Cheesemeister made himself the standard. He made an easy-to-read format, and a script to read the data from the necessary online sources and automatically generate it. He's since fancied it up a bit by also having it include box thumbnails for the top 5 software, pie charts for the hardware data, and links for each of the games. Now, special circumstances aside, he's the only guy to start these threads.