Comment posted Analyst: PS3 to see sales increase in 2010, Xbox 360 and Wii down by Nick.
The Wii just sold ~3 million units in December, yet analysts keep counting it out…
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- *clarify
- @xero – To clorify:
Wii sold 3 million in North America in December.
PS3 sold 1.7 million in North America in December.Good numbers for both companies.
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- Final Fantasy XIII sells 450,000 copies on day one
Are shipped numbers usually more than a million off from sold? - Final Fantasy XIII sells 450,000 copies on day one
Lol, right.Anyway, that’s 3 million copies sold, and VGChartz says only 450k were sold in N.A. That would leave 2.55 mill copies sold in EU. Interesting…
- Final Fantasy XIII sells 450,000 copies on day one
The game sold 3 million copies in N.A. and EU (http://www.andriasang.com/e/blog/2010/03/10/ffxiii_five_million_shipped/). I guess VGChartz could be correct. We’ll have to wait ’til NPD day this Thursday to find out. - New PS3 game announcement isn’t from Insomniac
@rich – a Second Party Developer is one who is tied to a specific company by contract or partial ownership. Insomniac is a second party developer, as they develop all Sony-owned IPs.
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The Wii just sold ~3 million units in December, yet analysts keep counting it out…
sony just sold 3.8 units in december so the wii is doing worse than it was before, still good just not great
@xero – To clorify:
Wii sold 3 million in North America in December.
PS3 sold 1.7 million in North America in December.
Good numbers for both companies.
*clarify
Yes but even though the Wii sold that many units in Decemeber, it’s 2009 performance is still down on its 2008 performance…so the decline is likely to continue.