My point exactly

As further illumination on my previous post and the veracity of Halo players some 2+ years after the game's release, I offer the top 10 games sold last month (format is Title - $ Amount - Units sold):

RED DEAD REVOLVER - $4,269,550 - 86,887
FIGHT NIGHT 2004 - $2,314,411 - 47,289
T. CLANCYS PANDORA - $ 2,077,493 - 42,700
HALO - $1,831,614 - 62,572
RALLISPORT CHALLENGE2 - $1,720,862 - 34,910
HITMAN: CONTRACTS - $1,682,831 - 33,770
NBA BALLERS - $1,651,458 - 42,848
VAN HELSING - $1,594,113 - 32,720
MVP BASEBALL 2004 - $1,590,718 - 32,723
SHREK 2 - $1,497,357 - 30,107

Now, I know that the new Halo Special Edition Xbox factors into the surge of Halo sales, but that only strenghens my position. Not only did people buy a 2+ year old game, they bought the entire fucking console to go with it. I'm sure these same people will buy another console next year to play fucking nothing on it. Oh yeah.

And who the fuck is buying Red Dead Revolver? I mean, I don't know anybody who's been even remotely interested in it. Shows how much I know.