Japanese hardware sales: Dec. 28 – Jan. 3

So who was hot and who was not in the last stretch of the holiday shopping spree? Media Create brings us the numbers again from Japan, and it seems that the PSP did superbly in the land of the rising sun. The same cannot be said, however, about its still-failing li’l bro, the PSP Go, which was even outdone by the PS2.

So who was hot and who was not in the last stretch of the holiday shopping spree? Media Create brings us the numbers again from Japan, and it seems that the PSP did superbly in the land of the rising sun. The same cannot be said, however, about its still-failing li’l bro, the PSP Go, which was even outdone by the PS2.

December 21-27:

1. Wii: 215,129
2. DSi: 113,984
3. PS3: 110,519
4. PSP: 105,801
5. DSi LL: 81,430
6. DS Lite: 17,695
7. Xbox 360: 6,489
8. PSP go: 4,192
9. PS2: 3,747

December 28 – January 3:

1. Wii: 163, 855 – down by 51,274 (-23.83%)
2. PSP: 132, 911 – up by 27,110 (+25.62%)
3. PS3: 114, 368 – up by 3,849 (+3.48%)
4. DSi: 92,461 – down by 21,523 (-18.88%)
5. DSi LL: 70,643 – down by 10,787 (-13.25%)
6. DS Lite: 17,388 – down by 307 (-1.73%)
7. Xbox 360: 6,878 – up by 389 (+5.99%)
8. PS2: 4,023 – up by 276 (+7.37%)
9. PSP Go: 3,903 – down by 289 (-6.89%)

[via Media Create]