Between the holiday demand and perhaps the influence of a few particularly sweet bundles, sales of the DS Lite
tripled in November in the U.S. Yes, folks, that's like taking a Lite and turning it into
Lite-Lite-Lite. Oh, and it must be said -- we're back on top, as well. But with 1.5 million units sold, how could we
not be? Not only is the DS in demand, but it's actually
available. We hear that's a huge plus.
On a hilarious side note, no DS games made it into the top ten in sales. It's
all about the hardware. Or maybe there are just so many games from which you may choose (though you wouldn't know it from
our tastes) that no one game managed to crawl to the top.
- DS Lite: 1.53m
1.07m (234%)
- Wii: 981K
462K (89%)
- Xbox 360: 770K
404K (110%)
- PSP: 567K
281K (98%)
- PS2: 496K
312K (169%)
- PS3: 466K
345K (285%)
Oh, yeah. Everyone
else did okay, too.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-14-2007 @ 4:35PM
Matters said...
Man that's a lot of DS's.
I find it funny that even with a 285% increase in sales this month the PS3 still only managed to sell little more than the Wii did last month.
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12-14-2007 @ 10:15PM
DonWii said...
I think it IS the large variety in software. Every games gets a chunk.
Also, most of those DS's were sold in Nintendos/Zelda bundles, and I don't think NPD tracks bundled games with game systems.
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12-16-2007 @ 2:56AM
reiyu said...
well, it's kinda obvious why the ds doesn't have high software sales. people ain't dumb these days and they just bootleg themselves out.
that's why the DS has high sales, because of easy bootlegging.
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