Japan Weekly Sales (May 15th – May 21st)
The sales this week in Japan weren’t anything special. Only one new release broke the top ten. Hardware sales are at a very low point although the DS Lite doesn’t seem to be affected by it at all.
01. PS2 hack//G.U. Vol. 1 – 90,946 [NEW]
02. NDS Brain Training 2 – 61,679 [~2,281,000]
03. NDS Tetris DS – 50,937 [~499,000]
04. NDS Brain Training – 45,196 [~2,220,000)
05. PS2 Winning Eleven 10 – 44,530 [~657,000]
06. NDS Animal Crossing: Wild World – 33,470 [~2,709,000]
07. PS2 Powerful Major League – 33,278 [~123,000]
08. NDS English Training – 29,250 [~1,055,000]
09. NDS Pokemon Ranger – 17,935 [~532,000]
10. NDS Mario Kart DS – 16,119 [~1,383,000]
DS Lite – 160,182 [1,635,468]
PSP – 24,457 [3,455,419]
PS2 20,633 [22,340,772]
NDS – 16,867 [6,522,825]
GBASP 6,174 [15,637,141]
GBM 2,245 [505,811]
Xbox360 1,403 [119,168]
GC 1,051 [4,103,089]
GBA 25 [??]
Xbox 20 [474,525]
Every console except the DS Lite, Nintendo DS, and Xbox 360 (48 consoles more!) sold less this week than last week’s already low numbers. The DS numbers have been getting a bit erratic as of late. It looks like the cause of that is supply issues. Finding the console is proving to be almost impossible. What Nintendo will do when they launch in other countries next month will be interesting.
Also, the Nintendo DS has now sold (not shipped) over 8 million units in Japan alone. This took the console just under 18 months making it the fastest selling console in Japanese history. The DS and DS Lite combined are now at 8,158,293 while its competitor, the PSP, is at 3,455,419. Both handhelds launched in December 2004.
The sales this week in Japan weren’t anything special. Only one new release broke the top ten. Hardware sales are at a very low point although the DS Lite doesn’t seem to be affected by it at all.
01. PS2 hack//G.U. Vol. 1 – 90,946 [NEW]
02. NDS Brain Training 2 – 61,679 [~2,281,000]
03. NDS Tetris DS – 50,937 [~499,000]
04. NDS Brain Training – 45,196 [~2,220,000)
05. PS2 Winning Eleven 10 – 44,530 [~657,000]
06. NDS Animal Crossing: Wild World – 33,470 [~2,709,000]
07. PS2 Powerful Major League – 33,278 [~123,000]
08. NDS English Training – 29,250 [~1,055,000]
09. NDS Pokemon Ranger – 17,935 [~532,000]
10. NDS Mario Kart DS – 16,119 [~1,383,000]
DS Lite – 160,182 [1,635,468]
PSP – 24,457 [3,455,419]
PS2 20,633 [22,340,772]
NDS – 16,867 [6,522,825]
GBASP 6,174 [15,637,141]
GBM 2,245 [505,811]
Xbox360 1,403 [119,168]
GC 1,051 [4,103,089]
GBA 25 [??]
Xbox 20 [474,525]
Every console except the DS Lite, Nintendo DS, and Xbox 360 (48 consoles more!) sold less this week than last week’s already low numbers. The DS numbers have been getting a bit erratic as of late. It looks like the cause of that is supply issues. Finding the console is proving to be almost impossible. What Nintendo will do when they launch in other countries next month will be interesting.
Also, the Nintendo DS has now sold (not shipped) over 8 million units in Japan alone. This took the console just under 18 months making it the fastest selling console in Japanese history. The DS and DS Lite combined are now at 8,158,293 while its competitor, the PSP, is at 3,455,419. Both handhelds launched in December 2004.