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Actually, the first list perhaps not so much.

But the second ... *fetches calculator*
54% of all hardware sales.

Tphi wrote:
> FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Those Japanese sure love their puppies.
>
> GBA SP selling twice what the Cube is.. truly dire.

It is and is not. The GBA SP is actually selling really well cause there is still loads of software for it!

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Those Japanese sure love their puppies.

GBA SP selling twice what the Cube is.. truly dire.

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I still don't understand how PS2 is selling so well.
> Do people just forget that they've already got one?

It sells so well because everybody who bought one needs to replace it shortly afterwards with one that actually reads the discs.

I'm already on my third.

I still don't understand how PS2 is selling so well.
Do people just forget that they've already got one?

PS2 outselling the PSP.

Somehow I don't think Sony will be too delighted about that. Sure, the PS2 is still doing remarkably well, but they'd be expecting a console released 4 years later to have at least stolen some of the limelight.

i love my cube.

Well ... that's even nicer:

1) Nintendo DS – 64,247 (YTD: 740,557) (Market Share: 38.95%)
2) Sony PlayStation 2 – 40,471 (YTD: 828,824) (Market Share: 24.53%)
3) Sony PSP – 38,778 (YTD: 786,654) (Market Share: 23.51%)
4) Nintendo GBA SP – 14,616 (YTD: 280,038) (Market Share: 8.86%)
5) Nintendo GameCube – 6,125 (YTD: 99,574) (Market Share: 3.71%)
6) Nintendo GBA – 448 (YTD: 9,247) (Market Share: 0.27%)
7) Microsoft Xbox – 271 (YTD: 6,437) (Market Share: 0.16%)

Those Japanese sure love their puppies.

Go DS... Go DS...

Tomm wrote:
> Tphi wrote:
> Possibly due to Nintendo having more handhelds out? The DS and PSP
> are
> very closely matched in terms of sales.
>
> 2. Nintendo DS: 30,028 | 558,421 [2,054,017]
> 3. PlayStation Portable: 28,848 | 685,922 [1,168,174]

30,028 and 28,848 not close for you?

I wasn't talking overall.

lcarus wrote:
> The PSP was just launched a few weeks ago.

That is Japanese sales and they were launched pretty much side by side.

In America the PSP had a dissapointing launch.