Japan: The latest hardware data has been released and Nintendo has taken 59% total market share or better for the seventh week in a row. DSi (173k) and DSL (31k) combine to sell two hundred thousand, and the Wii (91.6k) vaulted to almost one hundred thousand units.
Sony's three systems all had modest gains from the previous week, with the PSP hitting 71.k and the PS3 hitting 33.7k, and the not-yet-forgotten PS2 still selling more than 6k.
The 360 brings in the rear for this-gen hardware at 11.8k.
Hardware | This Week | Last Week | Last 4 Weeks | YTD | LTD
DS+ | 204,813 | 138,800 | 565,072 | 3,447,039 | 24,620,093
PSP | 71,540 | 54,800 | 242,656 | 3,428,322 | 11,093,399
WII | 91,641 | 56,700 | 233,487 | 2,596,804 | 7,212,943
PS3 | 33,688 | 30,300 | 116,402 | 895,663 | 2,537,339
360 | 11,797 | 10,000 | 48,694 | 296,184 | 804,629
PS2 | 6,659 | 5,700 | 23,268 | 453,380 | 21,380,420
6 comments:
The Nintendo DS, kickin' but as usual!
This is turning out to be a good several weeks for the Wii in Japan. First the Dragon Quest X announcement, the other the solid Wii sales blowing away its console competitors.
lrn2math its 69% not 59%
Most recent anonymous: If he was just talking about this week it wouldn't be 69, either, but over 70%; possibly rounding to 71. However, the previous six weeks must not all have been this high.
Correct @ JJS. The combined Nintendo market share for the last 6-7 weeks went as low as 58.7something, which is the low mark from which the title was derived.
and what are you doing up so early?
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