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Phew! PS3 hits 1 million sales in Japan
Mike Bantick
Thursday, 19 July 2007 04:30
According to Enterbrain’s data as of 15th of July 1.01 million PS3’s had made there way into Japanese homes, this after eight months in the market. In comparison it took Nintendo Wii only a quarter of this.
PS3 is making some headway in the software markets as well with games such as Ninja Gaiden Sigma showing strong sales surrounded by Wii and DS games.
Looks like the Sony flag-ship device is slowly building a head of steam, but it is unlikely to surpass the Wii in the near future. In Japan during June the Wii sold 6 units (270,974) for every 1 PS3 (41,628) with the Xbox 360 binging up the rear at 17,616 units sold.
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