Fri, Nov 27, 2009 | 10:18 GMT
DSiLL breaks 100,000 in first Japanese week
You can’t keep new Nintendo hardware down, it seems. DSiLL’s first week sales in Japan have come in at just over 100,000, which is probably “quite good”.
Full thing below for the week ending November 22. Last week’s chart here.
- DSi LL – 100,553
- PS3 – 34,752
- Wii – 32,844
- PSP – 32,752
- DSi – 32,070
- DS Lite – 5,051
- PSP go – 4,574
- Xbox 360 – 4,085
- PS2 – 2,024
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Posted in: Charts, Japan, Retail
Tags: japanese hardware sales
7 comments
#1
Tonka
27/11/09, 10:55 am
I want one.
#2
Patrick Garratt
27/11/09, 11:07 am
I want one, but I’m not sure why.
#3
Phoenixblight
27/11/09, 11:15 am
I may get one. Maybe in the spring, I want to play 358 days (not sure if thats what it is called) and FF3 since its been remade.
#4
JonFE
27/11/09, 11:22 am
Don’t you feel that the bigger screens will make some games suffer as far as graphics are concerned?
#5
Blerk
27/11/09, 11:37 am
It’s a DS. The games already suffer as far as graphics are concerned.
#6
JonFE
27/11/09, 11:53 am
You’ve got a point there Blerk.
#7
Psychotext
27/11/09, 12:14 pm
The difference in terms of dot pitch would be less than moving from a 32″ 720p screen to a 40″ 720p screen… people always seem to say bigger is better there.