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Gareth 06-04-2007 12:22

Console Sales - the first 4 months
 
source: http://kotaku.com/gaming/nintendo/ch...ths-249629.php

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http://kotaku.com/assets/resources/2...four-thumb.JPG
I present to you the NPD numbers of console sales in the U.S. for the first four months the consoles were in stores. Looks like the Wii isn't being held back, it's just selling like a mofo. And wow, Xbox, I had no idea.
With data covering longer periods now being available, things are starting to get interesting :)

Woolly One 06-04-2007 13:11

Re: Console Sales - the first 4 months
 
Interesting info. PS2 still outselling the PS3? - Would be interesting to know what the usual RRP for each console is over in the US. I thought the GameCube had dropped off the rader:shocked:

I see that we are already getting deals(!?!) if you buy a PS3 on this side of the pond:rolleyes:

In consideration that my American friends can buy a PS3 a damm sight cheaper than we can, but are still waiting for it to come down in price (by a lot!). I shall stick with my old reliable first Gen PS2!!!!:)

Gareth 06-04-2007 13:27

Re: Console Sales - the first 4 months
 
Sorry, I wasn't very clear... it's the sales that each made during the first four months after each console's release.

Halcyon 07-04-2007 11:39

Re: Console Sales - the first 4 months
 
It is still difficult to get a Wii and find one in your local shop.
The console has been selling like crazy !
I wish I worked for Nintendo as with the DS and Wii they have been on the up constantly.

Damien 07-04-2007 11:44

Re: Console Sales - the first 4 months
 
Game.co.uk has some in stock but bundles only


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