As for software sales, however, only three of the system's biggest contenders (Mario Party DS, Professor Layton II, and Dragon Quest IV) managed to make it into the top ten. Not only did these three games do well for the week, but their total sales are pretty outstanding. We wouldn't be surprised to see all of them reach the million mark at some point.
Check after the break to see Japan's hardware and software numbers for the week of 12/10-12/16.
Hardware:
- DS: 249,000
- Wii:168,000
- PSP: 158,000
- PS3: 53,000
- PS2: 21,000
- Xbox 360: 8,700
- Mario Party DS (DS) ---160,000 (763,000)
- Wii Fit (Wii) --- 120,000 (527,000)
- Gran Turismo 5 Prologue (PS3) --- 108,000
- Dragon Quest IV (DS) --- 78,000 (854,000)
- Professor Layton and Pandora's Box (DS) --- 73,000 (482,000)
- Super Mario Galaxy (Wii) --- 71,000 (571,000)
- Wii Sports (Wii) --- 68,000 (2.26 million)
- Wii Play (Wii) --- 67,000 (1.81 million)
- Mario & Sonic at Beijing Olympics (Wii) --- 58,000 (207,000)
- Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon (Wii) --- 44,000
[Via NeoGAF]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-19-2007 @ 5:43PM
Jacob said...
I think its also worth mentioning that the PSP had a new color release to aid its sales as well. So the DS really did have an excellent week to stave off competition. Nintendo software's rocking the house too.
Shame about Tales of Innocence though, looked quite good.
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