
Did we say April Fools edition? We meant
completely real edition. This weeks numbers, for whatever reason, are slightly unusual, so we've coupled a short explanation for each system in the chart.
- Atari Jaguar: 1,989,323

1,989,322 - In a startling turn of events, the Atari Jaguar received an unbelievable resurgence in popularity. Its success can only be attributed to a flash mob, who thought it would be funny for a bunch of people to raid a warehouse and purchase a bunch of systems wholesale.
- Wii: 134,257

9,834 - The Wii continues to sell well. In related news, mysterious living-room related deaths are rising rapidly.
- PS3: 70,942

20,771 - The PS3, despite continuous bad press, continues to grill burgers with the best of them. George Foreman's stock is rapidly falling.
- PSP: 38,211

4,032 - Poospe?
- PS2: 37,778

7,110 - While 37,778 units were sold, it turns out that only three were sold to people who weren't replacing a broken one.
- Xbox 360: 14,170

3,173 - Has anyone else noticed this heat wave lately? We're looking at you, power bricks.
- Gamecube: 666

666 - Oh my God.
Run.
- GBA SP: pi

e - Lawl. Pi + e = Pie.
- Xbox: i

... er ...

... dammit! - Remarkably, the Xbox managed to sell an imaginary number of units last week. Whether this is better or worse than zero units, we're not sure.
- DS Lite: 0

121,471 - Nintendo has a problem: everyone in Japan already
has a DS Lite. Didn't see that one coming ....
[Source: Lamar]
Check after the break for the
totally fake numbers. Yep, not like the ones above at all. Really, really fake.