The SE would likely have to move to a "America and Japan" only system until better PAL data is available (hopefully someone will start to collect it). Delists would have to be on the best possible info at the time...the problems you list for a 6 month delist timeline also exist when trying to predict lifetime sales.
By making it a case-by-case basis with a term like "stagnated stocks", I think we'd have a lot more arguing over various stocks being delisted, especially if a press release happens to blow the numbers out of the water (Red Steel). Having a firm timeframe would eliminate that.
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The SE would likely have to move to a "America and Japan" only system until better PAL data is available (hopefully someone will start to collect it).
Delists would have to be on the best possible info at the time...the problems you list for a 6 month delist timeline also exist when trying to predict lifetime sales.
By making it a case-by-case basis with a term like "stagnated stocks", I think we'd have a lot more arguing over various stocks being delisted, especially if a press release happens to blow the numbers out of the water (Red Steel). Having a firm timeframe would eliminate that.