Japanese hardware sales, Nov. 16 - Nov. 22: Rapid expansion edition
by Griffin McElroy 
on Nov 29th 2009 4:30PM
This is just getting
ridiculous. It seems like every week now we see a new contender added to the Japanese sales chart. Remember? Remember the beginning of the month, how simple everything was? Seven platforms. Seven arrows. Seven percentile figures. With today's addition of the super-magnified
DSi LL, we're now up to
nine platforms. In addition to being a much less appealing number (unless
you're a Beatle), it's incrementally increased the amount of time we have to spend compiling each chart . That's twenty
precious, valuable seconds we'll never see again.
To compensate for the increased labor that goes into making the charts, we guess we'll subtract some of the usual work ethic that goes into the text of these posts. Hope you don't mind. Man, that DSi LL sold a bunch, didn't it? Man. Sure sold
real good. PS2 didn't, though. Too bad about that.
- DSi LL: 100,553 (New Entry!)
- PS3: 34,752
3,746 (9.73%)
- Wii: 32,844
6,080 (22.72%)
- PSP: 32,752
6,018 (15.52%)
- DSi: 32,070
1,679 (4.97%)
- DS Lite: 5,051
15 (0.30%)
- PSP Go: 4,574
1,853 (28.83%)
- Xbox 360: 4,085
39 (0.95%)
- PS2: 2,024
7 (0.34%)
[Source:
Media Create]
See:
The super-magnified archives
