Mon, Jun 28, 2010 | 18:49 BST

Pachter: Wii, Mario Galaxy 2 and Red Dead Redemption to dominate NPDs

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Wedbush Morgan’s Michael Pachter has released his estimates for this Thursday’s NPDs, pegging Wii, Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Red Dead Redemption as the big winners.

As far as software goes, Pachter predicted the top hitters would be SMG2, Alan Wake, UFC Undisputed 2010 and RDR, which the analyst reckons sold 1.8 million units.

Software sales of up to $500 million are also predicted, up 11 percent from 2009.

For hardware, it’s thought that Wii will come out on top with sales of 330k, followed by 360 and PS3 with 190k and 175k respectively, up YoY for all involved.

The figures for the months of May and June will be released on Thursday, with the May figures delayed last month due to a “significant change” to NPD’s IT architecture.

10 comments

#1

Razor
28/06/10, 7:11 pm

I’m goddamn sick of the Wii.

#2

SOMI
28/06/10, 7:26 pm

@1 and I’m goddamn sick of people like you bashing it everytime.

#3

dtyk
28/06/10, 7:28 pm

captain obvious mr pachter

#4

AHA-Lambda
28/06/10, 7:44 pm

hasnt it been said that alan wake seems to have underperformed quite a bit? =/

#5

onlineatron
28/06/10, 8:06 pm

Michael Pacther: Dem gamez that were numberz 1 for long while will do good in teh salez!

Can I haz cookie now and moar loads of money please.

(seriously, i’d love to have PachAttack’s job).

#6

Demiath
28/06/10, 8:13 pm

Super Pachter – the hero of conventional wisdom – strikes again!

#7

DaMan
28/06/10, 9:34 pm

no crap, really.

#8

deanimate
28/06/10, 10:26 pm

I would like to take this opportunity to say that water is not milk :)

#9

onlineatron
29/06/10, 1:45 am

New PS3 FW 3.40

- Playstation Plus
- Video editing/uploading (Youtube, Facebook)
- Photo Gallery enhancements (browse and commenent Facebook and Picasa images)
- Rating system (rate downloaded PSN content)

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2010/06/28/playstation-3-system-software-update-v3-40-available-soon-2/

#10

Blerk
29/06/10, 8:45 am

So are these NPDs just for the month we missed, or are they doing a jumbo amalgamation of everything up to the end of June? If so, we might need a bigger graph.

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