
Of course, those strong Thanksgiving sales did their fair share of helping the DS reach this goal. But, it still has a bit to go before it reaches the kind of popularity it has in Japan.




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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-12-2007 @ 2:52PM
InvisibleMan said...
"the sales break down to about one DS sold every 5 seconds"
Well, sure, but you have to put that in perspective: there are about five people born every second, so Nintendo still has a looong way to go before they cover their potential install base!
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12-12-2007 @ 3:44PM
Fullmetal Salchemist said...
"Nintendo toots own horn"
It's used to it! Woooooooo!
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12-12-2007 @ 10:24PM
Sonic_13 said...
Congrats Nintendo! Keep it up!
I wonder if the rest of the holiday shopping season will push it over the 7 million mark...
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