I don't care how accurate you think those estimates are or how many times they might have been very close. GSD data is industry data from actual publishers and the fact that you tried to call those estimates in the same vein is silly.
Those who don't are not tracked period. They're not guessed.
Both Capcom and Konami share sales data with GSD directly. What you're doing is comical:
The Digital data incorporates games from Activision Blizzard, Bandai Namco,
Capcom, Codemasters, Dontnod Entertainment, EA, Focus Entertainment, Koch Media,
Konami, Microsoft, Milestone, Paradox Interactive, Sega, Sony, Square Enix, Take-Two, Tiny Bull, Ubisoft, Ustwo and Warner Bros.
www.videogameseurope.eu
Sure, sure if you say so. It's the fact that you're questioning the validity of data provided by actual publisher to GSD that's funny all the while using estimate sites.
Yes RE4 Remake wasn't catalog though and he was talking about RE4 specifically. XXL just gave you the split near release. He raised a very valid point about a trend in catalog titles too which is that often those Capcom games sell more on PS then as they get older and cheaper the splits get closer. That's mainly because Steam has a big install base but a lot of it is in a global market where at launch a lot of regions are priced out. When over time those hit discounts it opens up large PC regions in China, Brazil, etc. Nothing wrong with that but you're far too emotional about this PC stuff.